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At Marcone, he joins an enterprise that has more than tripled in size in recent years through its geographic reach, product offering and addressable market. 

In the cold, gloomy Midwest, I aim for two daily goals: 30 minutes of light exercise and learning something new, often from the American Supply Association website, which I highly recommend.

 The new program includes exclusive offers and pricing, custom product and shipping discounts, and points back from purchases that can be cashed in for a range of prizes.

Kathryn (Katie) Poehling Seymour joined the Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce (WMC) Board of Directors during its biannual meeting held in Delafield in January. Poehling Seymour, the President & CEO of First Supply, joins dozens of business leaders and experienced executives to guide WMC as the voice of business in Wisconsin. 

AD owner/member sales increased 6% to $83.3 billion. On a same-store basis, member sales in their respective currencies increased 4% in the U.S., 3% in Canada, and 10% in Mexico.

In this new position, Sberna oversees employment for Marcone's team of 2,500. She looks forward to supporting leaders and employees as they create action plans that move the company forward.

During the most recent process, John Thompson, CEO of First Electric Supply Co. was newly elected to the Board; while Dr. Don McNeeley, Chairman and CEO of Chicago Tube & Iron; and Clay Geary, Owner and Manager of Interior Exterior Building Supply; were re-elected for another term. 

This initiative will focus on understanding key factors contributing to the skills gap, including workforce demographics, barriers to entry, and education and training opportunities. 

At the ASA Training Manager’s CONNECT meeting, industry professionals discussed training challenges in the distribution sector, including role standardization.

The U.S. has cut per capita water usage by 10% from 2005 to 2015, thanks to water-efficient plumbing products that saved over $135 billion. As climate change increases water shortage risks, the plumbing supply chain must adapt to evolving efficiency standards.