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Welcome to the Palace
by Anya Harris
Husband-and-wife team Norman and Norma Faris opened Learning Palace three decades ago in Portland, Oregon. Their business grew throughout the ’80s, selling teacher supplies and specialty toys throughout the Pacific Northwest. Read More
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Three new products displayed at Ed Expo’s New Product Pavilion in March received the first-ever Eddy Awards from Educational Dealer magazine. Dealers in attendance were invited to vote for their favorites to determine first, second and third-place winners. Trophies were presented by Tim Braden, vice president of Fahy-Williams Publishing, to Learning Resources (1), Bananagrams (2) and Memory on Hand (3).
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Tim Braden presents the top Eddy Award to Rick Woldenberg, Learning Resources
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| Playing Positive Notes for 2001, More Goals for the Future |
March 2002 |
With all the promise of a new century, I embarked on a new year on January 1, 2001. It was about this time last year that I began to lay out my New Year's resolutions for both my business and myself. My business would see improved cash flow with better inventory management and tighter control of exp ... [click here to read more]
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 Don't Let Urgent
Drown Out Important
A New York Times business columnist once asked me, “Why do independent retailers fail? “There are three reasons,” I replied. “They ignore numbers. They ignore customers. They ignore their own story.” All of this happens because they are so busy running their stores. They don’t stop multitasking long enough to be strategic and develop a plan.
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