The print industry lost a long-time member and supporter on November 30 with the unexpected passing of Mark Bonacorso, president of PR and marketing firm Media Ink. He was 58.
Read MoreAsh City Names New CEO
Ash City, the promotional apparel supplier located in Lenexa, Kan., on December 3 announced the appointment of Doug Hayes as the company’s new president and CEO. He will oversee all aspects of the company’s go-to-market strategy for North America, starting January 3, 2013. Founder Garry Hurvitz will continue to lead Ash City’s product development and supply chain initiatives.
Read MoreCrown Products Adds New Factory Sales Representative
Mobile, Alabama-based Crown Products on November 28 announced the addition of a new factory sales representative, Jenny Caudle. She will be responsible for sales in Arkansas, Oklahoma and northern Texas.
Read MoreBIC Advertising & Promotional Products CEO to Step Down
BIC Advertising & Promotional Products (BIC APP), the promotional products division of BIC Group that operates under the BIC Graphic and Norwood trade names, on November 30 announced that CEO Nicolas Paillot will leave the company to pursue external business interests, effective December 31, 2012.
Read MoreHow to Skillfully Manage Time and Keep Your Fourth Quarter Sane
Three easy tips to help you handle the most hectic time of the year.
Read MoreBanks, Branding and Big Bucks
Banks, perhaps more than any other industry, have made promotional products an integral part of their marketing strategy. And we’ve got tips from the experts that’ll show you why.
My Best Promotion
This month’s My Best Promotion looks at how providing a service instead of just a product can be the difference that helps land the sale.
Read More2013 Apparel Preview
As we wrap up 2012, apparel suppliers are preparing to introduce their newest products inspired by seasonal changes and flattering fits. Upcoming fashion trends for 2013 include a variety of bright colors like compass gold and purple orchid, additions to wovens like polos with pockets, and versatile designs like athletic wear that can be worn to the office. Take a look below for a sneak peek of what is about to become popular in casual, corporate and active apparel.
Read MoreThe Economy of Gastronomy
According to a study by the Electrolux Group, the average American family spends 175 hours a month in the kitchen, compared to just 31 hours in the living room—but you don’t need statistics to see the way the kitchen has captured hearts, minds and stomachs.
Read MoreA Study in Stress
Why stress relievers? Some of the industry’s biggest suppliers have named their favorite stress reducer designs and provided creative case studies to answer that question.
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