Stafford to present Surfaces seminar on commercial business
NFT columnist Dave Stafford will present “Everything You’ve Always Wanted to Know about the Commercial Flooring Business,” 3 to 4:30 p.m., Monday, Jan. 24 during Surfaces 2011 in Las Vegas.
NFT columnist Dave Stafford will present “Everything You’ve Always Wanted to Know about the Commercial Flooring Business,” 3 to 4:30 p.m., Monday, Jan. 24 during Surfaces 2011 in Las Vegas. He will be joined by panelists Jeanne Matson, Starnet Worldwide Commercial Flooring Cooperative's ceo; Alan Beswick, JW Floor Covering/ReSource Floors ceo; and moderator Sim Crisler, LGM and Associates' vp.
“I am delighted that Jeanne, Alan, and Sim can bring their varied experience to this forum. I know we’ll provide many valuable tips on doing business in the commercial flooring sector and we are looking forward to answering those thorny questions. If you are serious about the commercial flooring market segment, you should make plans to attend,” Stafford said.
“When we’ve done workshops and seminars, there have always been more questions than we’ve had time to answer. This time, attendees will have an opportunity to send along questions in advance as well as direct their questions to the panelists,” he added.
Registration for the seminar, MO175, can be made through the Surfaces website.
NFT columnist Dave Stafford will present “Everything You’ve Always Wanted to Know about the Commercial Flooring Business,” 3 to 4:30 p.m., Monday, Jan. 24 during Surfaces 2011 in Las Vegas. He will be joined by panelists Jeanne Matson, Starnet Worldwide Commercial Flooring Cooperative's ceo; Alan Beswick, JW Floor Covering/ReSource Floors ceo; and moderator Sim Crisler, LGM and Associates' vp.
“I am delighted that Jeanne, Alan, and Sim can bring their varied experience to this forum. I know we’ll provide many valuable tips on doing business in the commercial flooring sector and we are looking forward to answering those thorny questions. If you are serious about the commercial flooring market segment, you should make plans to attend,” Stafford said.
“When we’ve done workshops and seminars, there have always been more questions than we’ve had time to answer. This time, attendees will have an opportunity to send along questions in advance as well as direct their questions to the panelists,” he added.
Registration for the seminar, MO175, can be made through the Surfaces website.
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