The full audio interview with Greg Muzzillo, founder of Proforma, number-one ranking company on our 2011 Top Distributors list. Hear Greg’s thoughts on industry associations, what keeps him up at night, and who he views as a genius.
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Last week Chris Matthews gave a passionate commencement speech at Temple University in Philadelphia, “5 Rules for Life.” Here are Matthews’ five rules and my selling smarter take on them.
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A short video showing off sponsor logo placement, as well as overall printing technique and make, of the free shirts given out to every registrant of the 2011 Philadelphia Broad Street Run.
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A short video showing the free T-shirts given out at the 2011 Broad Street Run in Philadelphia.
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After the eight month Ice Age of 2010, we are finally, mercifully, gloriously in T-shirt weather, and nothing’s a better fit than Delta Apparel’s Adult Short Sleeve 5.5 oz. Tee. The 100% ringspun cotton shirt is perfect breezy summer days, at least until the next ice age (coming in October).
Read MoreThe National Association of Printing Ink Manufacturers has released its second report in a series, detailing influences affecting the price of printing materials and suggesting what to expect for the next quarter.
Read MoreIn the wake of devastating storms in West and North Georgia, L.A. T Sportswear, Ball Ground, Ga., has made a donation to the Red Cross to support recovery efforts.
Read MoreRaining Rose Inc., Cedar Rapids, Iowa, has been recognized by the Initiative for a Competitive Inner City (ICIC) as one of America’s fastest-growing urban businesses.
Read MoreBodek and Rhodes is helping decorators preview and promote their work with a new feature introduced to their exclusive Apparel Design Studio, allowing customers to preview and promote designs on the sides, sleeves and backs of their apparel.
Read MoreIn an effort to help customers in the West receive their orders more quickly and cost efficiently, Towel Specialties, Baltimore, introduced the new Economy West Ship Program.
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