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Supply House Times Profile: Atlas Supply's Leigh Suffian

Opening of Immerse showroom highlights company’s 75th anniversary.

May 1, 2012

After 75 years in the plumbing wholesale industry, St. Louis-based Atlas Supply could’ve just patted itself on the back. Instead, the third-generation company opened its first showroom, Immerse, and has made big strides in the St. Louis market. Partner Leigh Suffian recently talked to Supply House Times about Atlas’ history and its future with Immerse.

Weather, technology and politics focal points of WIT 2012

An eventful trip

Mike Miazga

May 1, 2012

It is never a good sign when you check the local forecast on your phone and get this message: “This is a tornado emergency for the city of Dallas! Seek shelter now to save your life!”

Class in session with Intermountain Soft Water

Intermountain Soft Water helps solve Utah research station's water woes.

Mike Miazga

April 1, 2012

Greg Reyneke has what he calls a “scary scale” to rank the level of difficulty for the jobs he works on. A recent water treatment project in Uganda received a perfect 10 on the scary scale.

A century of success

Keidel Supply's investment in showroom operations pays off in a big way.

Hank Darlington

April 1, 2012

From time to time, I’m asked to write about an outstanding showroom operation. I love doing these in-depth articles.

Personal touch

New products and technologies at the 2012 AHR Expo emphasize added value for end users.

John McNally

March 1, 2012

While attendance was certainly the talk of the 2012 AHR Expo held in late January at McCormick Place in Chicago, an equally great buzz was generated by the many new air-conditioning, heating, and refrigeration products and technologies on display.

Supply House Times Profile: Growing expectations

Jay D. Gould is prepared to lead American Standard to new heights.

John McNally

March 1, 2012

As the new president and CEO of American Standard, Gould has been entrusted to lead the company into a growth period. Gould believes his successful tenures with companies such as Coca-Cola, Newell Rubbermaid and The Campbell Soup Co. have groomed him for this new challenge.