On May 6, the Little Rock Regional Chamber selected us as the Small Business of the Year in their annual Small Business Impact Awards. This award recognizes a small business within the Little Rock region that exemplifies both business and civic leadership. Community involvement, management practices and overall financial performance are the primary criteria for this category.
Impossible Paper is the next phase in a continuing line of cutting-edge programs introduced by CustomXM. Available now!
Which of the following, after being opened, has the longer shelf-life: Bread, fresh shrimp, email, milk, or direct mail? According to a report by RetailWire, Direct Mail is the leader, with an average shelf-life of 17 days.
A case study of a sweet solution for the Arkansas Preservation Awards, in a time of social distance and zoom meetings!
We have become too familiar with Zoom (and other remote) meetings. These are functional. They can be efficient. And often, they are practical. But are they engaging?
Winter break for college students is normally a lengthy vacation. I recall I always enjoyed the downtime, the home cooked meals, and the holiday. But I fondly remember that when it was time to start the spring semester, I was more than ready to return to campus. But when you add to that break, a pandemic that includes remote classes that began weeks or months before the Holiday break, the time away from campus can seem like an eternity.
Promotional products continue to be some of the most high-impact, cost-effective advertising tools around. While 2020 was certainly a…unique year for many reasons, many of the product trends that emerged will continue well into 2021.
Old bookkeepers never die, they just lose their balance. Except when that is not the case. Last Wednesday, December 30, our beloved former bookkeeper, Secretary-Treasurer and my Mom, Mary Lee Strack, unexpectedly passed away. Mom was 88 years old.
Relocating a family is one thing, but what about moving a family business? And one that has been accumulating stuff for 54 years?
Relocating a family is one thing, but what about moving a family business? And one that has been accumulating stuff for 54 years?
