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Kings of Swag is your front-row ticket to the world of promotional products—from distributors and suppliers to the brands that make headlines.
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Peter Hirsch: From a South African Factory Riot to a $60M Promotional Powerhouse (opens the original)
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How do you go from losing everything in a South African factory riot to building a $60M promotional products empire in the United States? Peter Hirsch, Founder and Chairman of Hirsch, joins Jeremy Parker to share one of the most incredible "second act" stories in the industry. At age 45, Peter moved his family to Houston, TX, starting as a warehouse laborer before launching a gift business out of his kitchen. Today, Hirsch is a Top 20 supplier and the premier destination for retail brands like J
The Founder Who Reinvented Business Cards | Richard Moross, MOO.com (opens the original)
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How do you turn a business card into a global lifestyle brand? Richard Moross, Founder and CEO of MOO , joins Jeremy Parker to share the story of one of the most successful pivots in design history. Long before MOO was a household name for premium stationery, it was a struggling social card startup called "Pleasure Cards." In this episode, Richard pulls back the curtain on the early failures, the viral partnerships with Flickr and Facebook, and the philosophy of "design-led growth" that turned M
Modernizing a Swag Giant with Neil Ringel (opens the original)
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How do you transition from leading an $11 billion division at Staples to running one of the most innovative suppliers in the promo world? Neil Ringel, CEO of PCNA, joins Jeremy Parker to discuss the evolution of a $650M+ industry giant. In this episode, Neil pulls back the curtain on the aggressive acquisition strategy that landed PCNA exclusive partnerships with brands like Stanley and Owala. He also breaks down the technical "heart surgery" of re-platforming a massive company, the power of Pri
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