IWCO Direct Hosts Senator Coleman, DMA and
MN Business Leaders to Discuss Industry Issues
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Caption: IWCO Direct, Chanhassen, Minn., hosted a meeting with congressional, industry and local business leaders to discuss critical issues impacting the direct marketing industry. Pictured left to right are IWCO Direct President and CEO Jim Andersen, Minnesota Sen. Norm Coleman and Direct Marketing Association President and CEO John A. Greco Jr. Photo Courtesy of Absolute Photography
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Chanhassen, MN (April 28, 2005) — IWCO Direct, a leader in integrated direct mail services, hosted a meeting earlier this week to discuss issues impacting the direct marketing industry. In attendance were Minnesota Sen. Norm Coleman, Direct Marketing Association President and CEO John A. Greco Jr., and senior executives from Deluxe Corporation, Taylor Corporation and U.S. Bank. The day’s activities included a tour of IWCO Direct’s facilities, private meetings with senior executives, and an address by Coleman to nearly 100 employees.
John Greco Jr. and the Direct Marketing Association took the opportunity to communicate the organization’s stance on postal reform legislation. Coleman, a member of the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Government Affairs, will be voting on the issue when it reaches Congress later this year. “More than 9 million jobs and nearly $900 billion in commerce depend on the continued viability of the Postal Service,” said Greco. “Updating the postal services’ 34 year-old operating model is critically important for businesses in Minnesota and around the country.”
Speaking to approximately 100 IWCO Direct employees, Coleman covered a number of topics, including his support of postal reform and the impact rising energy costs are having on the nation’s economy. He also addressed his views on leadership in government and called on employees to get involved in the issues that affect them. “Regardless of your political outlook, it’s critical that you take an active role in letting elected officials know what matters to you,” urged Senator Coleman.
IWCO Direct has taken a leadership position in postal reform, job creation and other important issues that impact its business, the direct mail industry and the Minnesota economy. “Today’s meeting was another positive step toward getting our message out that the future of our industry depends on a strong postal service, a skilled workforce and cooperation between business and government,” stated Jim Andersen, IWCO Direct president and CEO.
IWCO Direct, headquartered in Chanhassen, Minn., has served the needs of North American direct marketers for more than 35 years. IWCO Direct provides direct marketing like no one else by seamlessly providing all direct mail production services – printing, plastics, envelope conversion and mailing and data services – in an integrated “total package” supply chain solution. IWCO Direct’s industry experience and technology along with proprietary IWCO P.O.S.T. (Postal Optimization Strategy and Technologies) and RideShare™ commingling and logistics management programs provide its customers with dramatic postage savings and faster time to market.
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