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Get to Know the NYSMWA Board! First Up... Eric Scorzelli, Packaging Exchange. 1️. How did you get your start in the moving and storage industry? Where was your first job, and what did you do? I started working for U-Haul International, running their packaging distribution center. We used to buy our materials from Southland Container. Charlie Cook, from Southland, hired me and I became the NY sales rep for Southland Container, which supplied to moving companies across the state. 2. What do you like and/or appreciate the most about the industry? No matter how big the company is, it's still a "mom & pop" business. Decisions are made by a team, and everything is done together, which makes for a more intimate business setting. 3. How did you get involved with the NYSWMA Board of Directors, and how has this helped you or your business? I wanted to set myself apart from other sales reps and made the decision to join all moving associations in the tri-state area. Networking, the people, connections and relationships, volunteering and giving back have been the most valuable aspects of being involved. 4. What do you like to do, outside of the business? I love playing pickleball, bowling, music, and going to concerts. . #NYmovers #MovingCompany #TradeAssociation #MovingIndustry #MeetYourBoard

Being a Marketing Manager is like being a Swiss army knife, equipped with various tools, and today, I got to utilize one of my favorites - photography! #MarketingLife #PhotographyPassion #OutsideTheOffice

Getting lots of enquiries about the Action-CS Bullhorn 🐂 📯 This 100 watt 180 degree horn really wakes the dead. Had an integrator in California actual put them in cemetaries 💀 ☠ While the 4 speakers included in all our ADU's (Active Deterrent Units) is plenty loud for a convenience stores. (ie: Circle K, 7-Eleven, Casey's QuikTrip) When you have massive retail parking lots like Costco Wholesale, Walmart, Kroger, etc. 120 decibel sound is where it is at. Ideal for ☑ Large auto dealerships ☑ RV lots ☑ Warehouses ☑ Amazon distribution centers ☑ Large construction sites ☑ Scrap yards ☑ Shipping ports ☑ University campuses ☑ Hospital campuses ☑ Shopping malls Did I miss any? LMK in the comments 💡 #proactivesecurity #activedeterrence #crimeprevention #lossprevention

https://phillygoat.com/ Phillygoat: Hi Everyone, We've decided to make a slight pivot in our business strategy and wanted you to hear it from us first. From now on, instead of selling Philadelphia-related products we will now only sell Cheyenne, WY related merch. I know this likely comes as a surprise, but we've given it a few hours of thought and we really think this is the right move for us. (Less competition, better tax brakes, etc. - you get it). Before you get upset, there's plenty to like about Wyoming. I mean what other state sounds like a present participle??' As a result of this pivot, we have a ton of Philly-related product inventory that we desperately need to move so that we don't keep incurring these monthly warehousing fees. So today, we're offering a $4.01 discount on all Philly-related merch. Simply enter code "CHEYENNE" at checkout. Go Wyoming Knights, Ryan "Wyoming... More Like WHY-NOT-OMING, Amiright?!?!" Cassidy and everyone else at Cheyenne Goat (formerly Phillygoat) 20 % Discount Code = WONKA

Iconic Sign History: Location: Scranton, Pennsylvania Find it at: Downtown Scranton Year put up: 1923 You probably associate Scranton with "The Office" more than with innovation, but this quiet Pennsylvania city was once a pioneer of embracing a groundbreaking new technology called electricity. When Scranton called itself "the Electric City," it wasn't exaggerating. In the 1880s, it was one of the first cities to have electricity and to use electric-powered streetcars. The sign was put up in 1923 to boast these accomplishments, and it used 1,200 lightbulbs just to show the rest of the world how far into the future they really were. As you've probably guessed, the city didn't continue leading the way in innovation during the 20th century, and its iconic sign was actually turned off for several decades. However, it was revitalized in 2004 and then taken down and replaced with an LED sign in 2014. #signage #signagesolutions #sign #signs #signcompany #signindustry

Happy Friday Y’all! Yesterday at The Chattanooga Rotary Club, our guest was Steam Logistics CEO Jason Provonsha who detailed his company’s growth and culture. Many of us have seen how the City of Chattanooga has become a national hub for logistics and trucking. What a lot of us didn’t really understand is that logistics isn’t just trucking. Its shipping goods of all types across the world. Steam Logistics currently has four platforms in which they operate: domestic, international, intermodal and drayage. Thanks to my good friend Mathew Soloff, CTB for explaining drayage to me a while back. I was clueless. Anyhoo, Steam Logistics closed 2023 with around 600 million in annual revenue and was named Inc. Magazine’s #1 business in #chattanooga and #7 in #tennessee. As a Third Party Logistics company ubder a brokerage model, Steam is now able to offer shipping across the entirety of the life cycle and have offices spread across the US and soon to have one in Monterrey Mexico. Jason spoke also about the incredible culture they have tried to build and reminded the crowd that “culture is either by design or by default” and the latter of those probably isn’t very good. As he said, “we have a lot of people in backwards baseball caps”. Most of us see them walking outside their newly renovated HQ in the old John Ross Building that has become a centerpiece of our new downtown growth. Next time you see one of them walking around, tell them Thank You for bringing in more economic development to our area! Chattanooga Area Chamber of Commerce Chattanooga Convention Center Downtown Chattanooga Alliance Tennessee Chamber of Commerce & Industry Tennessee Department of Transportation Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance #3plcompanies #3pl #3pllogistics #international

🚀 Exciting News from the Intersection of AI and Digital Marketing! 🌐 I recently had the privilege of being interviewed by the phenomenal Dano Falk, a mastermind in digital marketing and a renowned serial entrepreneur. We delved deep into the world where cutting-edge AI meets innovative online marketing strategies. 🔥 In this eye-opening conversation, we uncovered insights that are reshaping the digital landscape. I share my unique journey, from building e-commerce systems for Fortune 500 companies to transforming Halyard Consulting from an SEO website building company to an AI integration company for small businesses. 🌟 But there's more! We discussed how AI is revolutionizing business growth, especially for SMEs, and explored strategies for market expansion and automation efficiencies. 👉 Don’t miss out on this enlightening discussion. Listen to the recording on LinkedIn and get ready to be inspired with actionable insights that could transform your business approach. #aiinnovation #digitalmarketingstrategies #businessgrowth #marketinsights #aicommunity

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At Orley Associates, we understand that true salesmanship is about solving problems, not just pushing products. That's why our team learns the skills they need to solve the problems our clients have. It's a win/win. #ThursdayThoughts #ProblemSolvers #OrleyAssociates