Management - Articles - Page 49

Zurn Appoints Barry Moulsdale to General Manager, Canada

December 4, 2018

Moulsdale will be responsible for managing the Zurn business operations and commercial strategy along with developing new business growth opportunities.

e-Commerce

Online Sales, Part 3

Analyzing Sioux Falls Supply’s sales complement for e-commerce.

December 4, 2018

Scott Benfield

In our last installment, we reviewed the Change Management Process for Digitization of the distribution firm. We now apply the process to Sioux Falls Supply for their use in changing the firm to take advantage of their online technology.

Business Management

Business Punch List for 2019

Reflect on what you will do the same, what you will do better and what you will do differently.

December 4, 2018

Rich & Jen Schmitt

Another year is just about in the record books. We hope you have participated in the strong economy and have been able to bank some profits to be used in future times. Profits from 2018 are your war chest for 2019, assuming you retained some of the earnings.

Master-Bilt Names Frank Fuller as Vice President of Sales and Customer Care

December 3, 2018

Fuller has been in the food equipment industry for over 20 years, working with Electro Freeze, Oliver Packaging & Equipment Company, and Hobart.

ICC Welcomes Three Key New Employees

December 3, 2018

Ryan Colker, Karl Fippinger and Catherine Vinson will help advance the association’s building safety mission and its focus on innovation and customer service.

Young Professionals + Integrated Design

Can You Innovate?

Your TI-89 calculator doesn’t have the answer to this. It’s about people and experience.

December 3, 2018

Cory Powers

The most famous innovative time in our history is the industrial revolution. The mid- to late-1700s was the start of innovation becoming the norm in business and competition. Many world industries were astounded by the idea of a machine completing tasks once done by hand.