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Assuming this is why he is a former president: “I tried to put our name on the trucks and he didn’t want any part of it,” said Edward Albertian, a former C&S p
by rocky1138 13y ago
Assuming this is why he is a former president:
“I tried to put our name on the trucks and he didn’t want any part of it,” said Edward Albertian, a former C&S president, to Bloomberg. “He wanted to continue to be stealth and operate in this little, dinky Keene, New Hampshire, marketplace.”
Little, dinky marketplace that brings in over a 1 billion dollars in sales...
- jlgaddis 13y ago... by 1991. "According to Bloomberg, the company had sales of $21.7 billion last year ..."
- pmorici 13y agoSeems like the no names on the trucks thing could also be about efficiency. How much does it cost to get a truck painted with the company logo?
- wavefunction 13y agoIt costs a meaningless amount for a company of this size. Perhaps the anonymity is more valuable though.
- Houshalter 13y agoIt's not really valuable, most companies want to get their names out there.
- ErikHuisman 13y agoThey are wholesalers. They don't want to compete with the brands of their customers. The unmarked trucks drive business.
- epc 13y agoAlso makes it more difficult for the competition and market analysts to gauge the company's activities.