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Want to make 2023 the year your retail flooring business is more profitable, more efficient and ready for growth? In the first installment of our new technology series, QFloors President Chad Ogden shares his five ways technology can improve your business.
Hear about America’s Floor Source path to $500 million, Engineered Floor’s Nancy Millet working with Bob Shaw, a system for renewing resilient floors and more!
Michael Barrows, general manager of Atlanta Flooring Design Centers in Suwanee, Georgia, shares his experience dealing with cases of customer fraud that cost the retail operation nearly $30,000 and other retail stores in his county more than $100,000.
Carpet Court is a chain of 65 flooring and window treatment showrooms in New Zealand that does work for residential, multifamily and senior living projects. Hear from Gavin Danks, national product manager of Carpet Court, about trends he’s seeing and what impresses him about the U.S. flooring market.
Housing in the United States needs considerable investment to address energy efficiency, accessibility, and disaster mitigation and recovery, according to a recent report by the Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies.
Flooring retailers who are partnered with Broadlume are getting upgraded to a new digital platform, Broadlume X, which aims to improve the floor-buying experience for consumers and arm local flooring retailers with technology to help them sell more floors and make them more profitable.
Anchor Peabody, and investment bank based in Delray Beach, Florida, projects a revenue drop during the year’s first half, but some bright spots could help bridge the gap to the end of the year before an anticipated strong rebound in 2024.
America's Floor Source (AFS) recently named Michel Vermette CEO. Floor Trends Associate Publisher and Editorial Director Tanja Kern spoke with founder Jason Goldberg and Michel Vermette about their plans to grow the diverse flooring business to $500 million in sales.