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Articles on building and maintaining a better retail business, working with flooring consumers and tackling the latest industry issues, written by our stable of flooring industry experts.
The following are excerpts from a conversation we had with Jeff King about some of the elements surrounding the Paycheck Protection Program and other topics including business interruption insurance.
Michelle Anderson, an account executive for Bentley Mills and Modulyss, had been selling carpet out of her car at trunk shows. She recently stepped up her game by transforming a retired ambulance into the Fabulance—a mobile showroom.
Broadlume has been a company on the move for the past few years and certainly an organization to watch in the floor covering industry, which is why we sat down with the company’s CEO Todd Saunders.
We had an opportunity to sit down with Scott Levy, president of Arley Wholesale, a leading importer and East Coast distributor of ceramic tile, stone and sundries. Realizing that distributors perform unique tasks, many of which are on the international stage, our goal was to gain some insight into these tasks and how the company dealt with them in the midst of this never-before-experienced lockdown.
Despite this year’s challenges, flooring dealers at the National Floorcovering Alliance (NFA) fall convention were optimistic about what the future of retail holds—not one member said to me that they were looking to get out of the flooring business.
We sought out Tom Pendley, president of Mannington Commercial, to look into some of the potential long-term changes that will impact the design of future office spaces, as well as spaces in other commercial structures.
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