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Floor Trends magazine and our TalkFloor podcast cultivates a thriving community of professionals who care passionately about flooring, from subfloor to surface.
In this podcast, our editors share insight from flooring retailers, architects, designers, contractors and suppliers to help the industry make informed decisions and help their businesses grow.
Industry consultant Jim Buckles talks about the CARES Act, the economic environment, anticipated consumer spending and the factors motivating consumers.
Lis Calandrino, marketing and sales consultant and trainer, talks about partnering as a means of building traffic to a retail store and enlisting various experts to produce online videos.
Don Roberts, president and CEO, Central Alabama Flooring, discusses his new store opening, the current mindset of consumers, and the future of independent retail.
David Elyachar, founder of Big Bob’s of America and chairman of Big Bob’s Kansas City, talks about the chapters that would be included in his Survival Guide Book for Independent Retailers, if he were to write such a book. Also discussed is service training over sales training.
Bob Peoples, PhD., executive director at Carpet America Recovery Effort, talks about the post-consumer carpet collection efforts in the U.S. and the changes in nylon and PET collections over the last year. Peoples also discusses activities in states, other than California, toward initiating collection efforts.
David Snedeker was recently appointed as the new vice president of strategic accounts at Happy Feet International. Snedeker explains his new role and how he plans to work closely with NFA members and build stronger relationships with them.
