Business Management

PM Profile: Charlotte Pipe & Foundry’s Brad Muller

Charlotte Pipe spokesperson Brad Muller recently was featured in a January Fox News report about China’s unfair trade and business practices that drew an outpouring of support.

Mike Miazga

February 18, 2019

Charlotte Pipe exposes China company using its intellectual property.

Al Levi: 5 ways to get the most out of trade shows

Al Levi

February 12, 2019

Planning ahead helps ensure you get the most out of the events you attend.

Mike Miazga is the Editorial Director of the BNP Media Plumbing Group.

Hiring and retaining quality employees

February 11, 2019

Stop fishing and start hunting!

Don’t play the wholesale game

Rodney Koop

February 1, 2019

Distributors don’t get the benefit of always delivering a huge truckload to their customers. Distributors operate wholesale models.

HomeServiceChats announces merger with Ruby Receptionists

January 31, 2019

Sustained explosive growth for leading home services website chat service leads to new merger.

Jim Hamilton: How does a business improve?

Staying ahead of the curve takes effort – continuous effort.

Jim Hamilton

January 28, 2019

Said differently, a business must create and maintain a culture of continuous improvement.

Jen Anesi-Brombach: New beginnings and a thank you

It’s the people that make this industry so great.

Jen Anesi-Brombach

January 8, 2019

Six years ago this month, I attended my first AHR Expo. It was in Dallas that year, and I was there covering it for one of PM’s sister publications, The NEWS.

Kenny Chapman: How to reach your 2019 goals

Having the right mindset is everything.

Kenny Chapman

January 7, 2019

This is not just another column about how to set goals. We’ve all set goals. We’ve all had the experience of accomplishing some, and we’ve all had the experience of failing to accomplish some.

Dan Holohan: What’s in it for me?

Potential employers want to know what you bring to the table.

Dan Holohan

January 4, 2019

In 2016, when I retired from speaking and traveling just about everywhere, I got involved with the General Society of Mechanics and Tradesmen of the City of New York. The society has been meeting regularly since 1785. They opened, and continue to operate, the second-oldest membership library in New York City.