Articles Tagged with ''American Supply Association''

A guide for PHCP/PVF companies to effectively use Handshake for university and early-career recruiting. It focuses on building a strong employer presence, creating engaging job postings, and fostering university partnerships.

Workers in the PHCP and PVF industries encounter daily challenges, including maintaining cleanliness and safety. As a leader, it’s essential to prioritize safety through training and clear policies to prevent accidents that could result in downtime or costly claims.

Members of The American Supply Association are optimistic about eCommerce growth in 2024, as highlighted by the 2024 State of eCommerce Study in collaboration with the Distribution Strategy Group.

ASA new Monthly Sales Report shows industrial PVF firms reported a modest 0.2% increase in year-over-year sales for December 2024.

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.

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

ASA Advocacy engaged lawmakers on key legislation as Republicans prepare to take control of Congress, anticipating swift action on tax matters despite temporary voting losses. The 119th Congress will focus on advancing Republican priorities quickly.

The new president of the American Supply Association (ASA) shares his 18-year journey, highlighting ASA's value in networking and equality among wholesalers.

At NETWORK in Chicago, ASA President Patrick Maloney highlighted the importance of face-to-face recruitment and advocated for job fairs to attract and retain talent, sharing his positive experiences speaking at local colleges about industry opportunities.

In October 2024, respondents reported a nearly 7% sales increase year-over-year, rebounding from a weak September. Industrial PVF firms faced declining year-to-date and trailing sales, while distributors showed cautious optimism for 2025.