Attendees at the Star Wars Celebration, an event that coincides with the release of a new Star Wars movie, got their hands on some cool freebies and memorabilia.
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BIC Graphic Expands Line of Mossy Oak, Real Tree Camo Patterns
Norwood by BIC Graphic, Clearwater, Fla., now offers more Mossy Oak and Realtree patterns.
Read MoreArizona Governor Signs Ban of Bag Bans into Law
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey signed a law that would prevent Arizona cities from creating plastic bag bans earlier this month. Meanwhile, Philadelphia is trying again to ban single-use bags while Huntington, Calif. is looking to reverse a ban it instituted in 2013.
Read MorePPAI Names Essent as One of the Greatest Companies to Work For in the Promotional Products Industry
Essent, a technology solutions provider based in Eston, Pa., has been named one of the 2015 Promotional Products Business Magazine’s Greatest Companies to Work For.
Read MoreRay-Ban Asks Rand Paul to Remove ‘Rand’ Shades
Ray-Ban has asked Sen. Rand Paul to stop selling branded Ray-Ban Wayfarer sunglasses on his campaign website.
Read MorePM Video Battle: PPAI Versus PPAI
It’s PPAI versus PPAI in this week’s video battle!
Read MoreBIC Graphic Supports Wounded Warrior Project, Donates More Than $83,000
BIC Graphic, is continuing to support the Wounded Warrior Project(WWP), guaranteeing a minimum donation of $100,000 in support of its mission to honor and empower wounded warriors in 2015.
Read MoreInnerWorkings to Announce First Quarter 2015 Financial Results
InnerWorkings Inc., a global marketing supply chain company, will announce its first quarter 2015 results after financial markets close on May 7, 2015.
Read MoreShouldn’t I Be Able to Do My Own Accounting?
My husband, Steve, consults with small businesses that he calls “underdogs”—businesses that rely primarily on the skills and efforts of their owner/operators. He helps them identify their “super powers” that they bring to their businesses.
Read MoreThey Won’t Buy Your Stuff
They’ll buy the results that they’ll get. They’ll buy the feelings they can create. They’ll buy the outcomes. They’ll buy the chance to feel like a creative marketer. They’ll buy the opportunity to look good to their boss and their co-workers. But they won’t buy your stuff.
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