Tag: USGlass magazine

February 14, 2023

Thank You, Paul Bieber

Paul Bieber announced his retirement from writing for USGlass magazine last month. I hope you all had a chance to read Paul’s article in the latest magazine issue. Paul has impacted many companies and people in our industry for over 47 years; I know because I was one. I met Paul in June 1980 when he hired me as an outside salesperson for C.R. Laurence […]

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September 20, 2022

Experienced People are your Best Asset

This month’s issue of USGlass Magazine features the best companies to work for in the industry. Some of these companies I know well, others not as much. They all seem to have two things in common: focusing first on employees and customers. In my past life, my boss would comment that the most valuable thing we have is our employees. You can rent or buy […]

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May 21, 2018

Where Did That Money Come From?

I received a check last week in an envelope with no return address. The note inside simply said, “We’ll be in touch soon. We have a job for you.” What kind of a job? Who would send me a certified check for $130,000? This sounds too familiar to be a coincidence. As a consultant I have various clients, but no one has committed a contract this […]

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September 13, 2015

A Very Well-Deserved Pat on the Back

Okay, I am starting from a prejudiced position. No doubt about it. Nonetheless, I want you to read this blog and know that it is all true and my prejudices are not showing up here. Prejudices can be both good and bad; this is one of the good ones. You see, Key Communications is very near and dear to my heart–a fact of which I […]