www.LenticularPromo.com offers Mailing & Fulfillment Services
We can manage all aspects of your mailing and fulfillment needs. Whether you need hand assembly for a kit or are simply looking to get the best postage price possible for your mailing, you can rely on Lantor Ltd., to get the job done quickly.We are pleased to offer complete mailing services of Lenticular postcards that allow you to save time and money. We can help you design pieces that take maximum advantage of postal discounts, not to mention, save the cost of freight you would be required to pay to ship your printed pieces to another fulfillment location. Lantor's state of the art mailing services can make every mailing from the simplest to the most complex absolutely worry free. Below are just a few of the services we offer:
Inkjet addressing
Machine labeling
Tabbing (single & double)
Hand inserting
Machine inserting (4 x 7.5 up to a 9 x 12 booklet envelope)
Tabletop folding/inserting
Mail merge
List maintenance and de-duping
Automated presort
Consecutive numbering
Drop shipping
Access to all mailing and shipping services including USPS, Federal Express, United Parcel Service, and many others
Let us know your mailing project and requirements and we will quote you within 24 hours.
Monday, March 24, 2008
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Tuesday, March 18, 2008
CorpLogoWare Ceases Operations, Begins Liquidation Process
www.lenticularPromo.com got the newest breaking news in the advertising and promotional products industry. asi Promo Gram sias today --- CorpLogoWare Ceases Operations, Begins Liquidation Process
Here is the copy of the news.
CorpLogoWare Ceases Operations, Begins Liquidation ProcessAs first reported in a Breaking News Alert yesterday, CorpLogoWare (asi/168827) has announced to its employees that it has gone out of business. As of yesterday, the former Top 40 distributor has ceased operations, laid off all of its employees except for a very small transition team, and has begun the process of liquidating its assets. Ultimately, CorpLogoWare was forced to succumb to a mountain of debt that included $13 million to Comerica Bank (one of its lenders), more than $8 million to Banyan Mezzanine Fund (another lender), and about $5 million to industry suppliers. These numbers were shared with employees yesterday afternoon during a conference call run by CorpLogoWare CFO Bob Evers.
"We announced a shutdown this morning," said Evers during the conference call. "The bank has put us in default so we're actively starting to liquidate the company today. For now, this isn't a bankruptcy situation and hopefully our creditors won't take legal action against the company."As of March 17, Comerica Bank put the liquidating effort into the hands of Evers and a small transition team that was focused on collecting on accounts receivables and any other assets that CorpLogoWare had. To collect its assets, Evers told employees that they'd have to go so far as to send all of their computer equipment and any other electronics owned by CorpLogoWare back to the company. And, Evers said, the bank would not be paying employees for any untaken vacation time and for commissions that salespeople believe they're still owed. He also said that the bank would have to evaluate its position with any vendors in the market.
"The bank has a lot of leeway in this situation because they're owed a lot of money and we can't pay them back for our loans," Evers said on the call. "They own all of our assets now and they're trying to recoup as much money as they can. So, they're not really going to be in a position to write checks to anybody right now. Vendors most likely won't see any money out of this liquidation."
Here is the copy of the news.
CorpLogoWare Ceases Operations, Begins Liquidation ProcessAs first reported in a Breaking News Alert yesterday, CorpLogoWare (asi/168827) has announced to its employees that it has gone out of business. As of yesterday, the former Top 40 distributor has ceased operations, laid off all of its employees except for a very small transition team, and has begun the process of liquidating its assets. Ultimately, CorpLogoWare was forced to succumb to a mountain of debt that included $13 million to Comerica Bank (one of its lenders), more than $8 million to Banyan Mezzanine Fund (another lender), and about $5 million to industry suppliers. These numbers were shared with employees yesterday afternoon during a conference call run by CorpLogoWare CFO Bob Evers.
"We announced a shutdown this morning," said Evers during the conference call. "The bank has put us in default so we're actively starting to liquidate the company today. For now, this isn't a bankruptcy situation and hopefully our creditors won't take legal action against the company."As of March 17, Comerica Bank put the liquidating effort into the hands of Evers and a small transition team that was focused on collecting on accounts receivables and any other assets that CorpLogoWare had. To collect its assets, Evers told employees that they'd have to go so far as to send all of their computer equipment and any other electronics owned by CorpLogoWare back to the company. And, Evers said, the bank would not be paying employees for any untaken vacation time and for commissions that salespeople believe they're still owed. He also said that the bank would have to evaluate its position with any vendors in the market.
"The bank has a lot of leeway in this situation because they're owed a lot of money and we can't pay them back for our loans," Evers said on the call. "They own all of our assets now and they're trying to recoup as much money as they can. So, they're not really going to be in a position to write checks to anybody right now. Vendors most likely won't see any money out of this liquidation."
Monday, March 17, 2008
CorpLogoWare Shuts Down
www.LenticularProo.com have received new breaking news about CorpLogoWare from asi.
here is the copy of it
CorpLogoWare Shuts DownIn an e-mail to employees this morning that was obtained by Counselor, CorpLogoWare announced that it is ceasing business operations. The note, which was signed by company CFO Bob Evers, said that the move is effective as of today.
"After multiple attempts over the last several weeks to find alternate funding, please be advised that CorpLogoWare Inc. has determined to cease operations and commence an orderly wind-down," the e-mail stated. "Accordingly, as of March 17, 2008, CLW will no longer be operating and will focus on maximizing the value of its assets to apply against creditor's claims in their order of legal priority."
here is the copy of it
CorpLogoWare Shuts DownIn an e-mail to employees this morning that was obtained by Counselor, CorpLogoWare announced that it is ceasing business operations. The note, which was signed by company CFO Bob Evers, said that the move is effective as of today.
"After multiple attempts over the last several weeks to find alternate funding, please be advised that CorpLogoWare Inc. has determined to cease operations and commence an orderly wind-down," the e-mail stated. "Accordingly, as of March 17, 2008, CLW will no longer be operating and will focus on maximizing the value of its assets to apply against creditor's claims in their order of legal priority."
Monday, March 10, 2008
CorpLogoWare's Levine Details Financial Woes
http://www.lenticularpromo.com/ received Breaking News Alert from the ASI. Here is the copy of it.
CorpLogoWare's Levine Details Financial Woes; Vows to Leave Company Once Deal Is InkedAs first reported in a Breaking News alert on Wednesday, Top 40 distributor CorpLogoWare (asi/168827) has been dealing with major financial problems over the past few months. As of this morning, the company reportedly was working to close a deal to be acquired by another industry firm, as employees are leaving the distributor organization and suppliers are reporting debts that reach into the millions.
Jack Levine, the president and CEO of CorpLogoWare, who says he would no longer be with the company after the close of the deal being negotiated, now admits to growing the company too fast and taking on too much overhead. "I pressed too far too fast, and I'm to blame for that," he told Counselor in an exclusive interview over the weekend. "We weren't operating efficiently, and I stressed the financial side of the business way too much."
Levine says that a few efforts to grow his company actually ended up hurting. First, he points to the overly aggressive hiring of account executives and being too free with cash advances on commissions in an effort to get reps ramped up quickly. As of last week, before some salespeople began defecting, the company had 130 account executives, and Levine says, "We probably went through double that amount before we found the ones we really wanted. It was a very expensive undertaking."
Other efforts that hurt the financial side of CorpLogoWare, Levine says, included some strategic errors with some acquisitions as well as large investments in corporate programs that took too long to become profitable. "It just became too much financial stress," says Levine, who claims to have invested more than $3 million of his own money into the company.
Meanwhile, Counselor has learned that this isn't the first time that Levine has headed up a company with financial troubles. After filing for personal bankruptcy in 1987, Levine became president of a public company named Ciro. He was president of the fashion jewelry company in the early 1990s, when the SEC accused the company's management of filing false quarterly and annual reports. The SEC charged at the time that Levine used phony franchise fees and fictitious sales reports to turn losses into profits. Court papers charge that Ciro reported a profit of $1.2 million in 1991, when the company actually lost $2.4 million. Ultimately, Levine signed a settlement with the SEC in which he paid a $50,000 fine, agreed to never become a director or officer of a public company, but did not admit or deny guilt of the charges.
"Along with the owner of the company, I did not act honorably," Levine says. "He put money into the company as licensing fees to cover up the fact that the business was not doing well, and I as president helped him do it."
Levine left Ciro in April 1993 and started work on his next venture, in which he was a founder of online lending company Mortgage.com. When the company had an IPO in 1999, Levine's status with the firm was changed to "shadow director," as the SEC had barred him from being an officer of a public company. Mortgage.com ended up going out of business in late 2000, and the company's creditors ultimately won a court settlement from Mortgage.com for $4.68 million. Of that, Levine was ordered to pay a share of $400,000, as creditors charged that he and others received money from an investor as a stock buyout when the money was meant for Mortgage.com operations.
Levine says there was no truth to the accusations in that court case. "We operated Mortgage.com in a totally ethical and honest fashion," he says, "even though it fell victim to the dot-com bust."
And now, he has overseen financial issues at CorpLogoWare that he attributes to his own mismanagement. "I wanted CorpLogoWare to be as successful as it should have been if I had been managing it well," he says. "Now, the impact of what I did to ensure that has resulted in the exact opposite of what I was trying to accomplish. And I hurt the very people I was trying to protect. I take full responsibility for everything that went wrong with CorpLogoWare."
And what went wrong has led to suppliers saying they're left holding bills totaling in the millions of dollars. "We've been going back and forth with CorpLogoWare for at least four months, having been assured that they would pay us," says the principal of one Top 40 supplier, who reports being owed "in the neighborhood of six-figures. At this point, I'd be surprised to get any of it back."
Meanwhile, employees and salespeople of the company are defecting, saying that the company's financial situation has made it impossible to do their jobs and fulfill orders for clients. One regional manager, who is still with the company, says that the financial problems have been going on for about six months, and that the company has been on credit hold with suppliers for a while. "They haven't told us much throughout this whole mess," says the salesperson. "They said that the bank has frozen our funds. I just don't understand where all the money has gone. We bring in a lot of revenue at good margins, but then we don't have any money to pay vendors? I'm devastated by this. Somebody I trusted ended up screwing me."
Other salespeople at the company have already begun to find alternate places of employment. Counselor has learned that at least 25 out of CorpLogoWare's top account executives have signed up with Proforma (asi/300094) within the past couple of weeks.
CorpLogoWare, which Levine founded in 2002, ranks number 32 on Counselor's Top 40, with $42 million in reported ad specialty sales in 2006. Levine was also honored by Counselor magazine last year as its Distributor Entrepreneur of the Year. - Andy Cohen
CorpLogoWare's Levine Details Financial Woes; Vows to Leave Company Once Deal Is InkedAs first reported in a Breaking News alert on Wednesday, Top 40 distributor CorpLogoWare (asi/168827) has been dealing with major financial problems over the past few months. As of this morning, the company reportedly was working to close a deal to be acquired by another industry firm, as employees are leaving the distributor organization and suppliers are reporting debts that reach into the millions.
Jack Levine, the president and CEO of CorpLogoWare, who says he would no longer be with the company after the close of the deal being negotiated, now admits to growing the company too fast and taking on too much overhead. "I pressed too far too fast, and I'm to blame for that," he told Counselor in an exclusive interview over the weekend. "We weren't operating efficiently, and I stressed the financial side of the business way too much."
Levine says that a few efforts to grow his company actually ended up hurting. First, he points to the overly aggressive hiring of account executives and being too free with cash advances on commissions in an effort to get reps ramped up quickly. As of last week, before some salespeople began defecting, the company had 130 account executives, and Levine says, "We probably went through double that amount before we found the ones we really wanted. It was a very expensive undertaking."
Other efforts that hurt the financial side of CorpLogoWare, Levine says, included some strategic errors with some acquisitions as well as large investments in corporate programs that took too long to become profitable. "It just became too much financial stress," says Levine, who claims to have invested more than $3 million of his own money into the company.
Meanwhile, Counselor has learned that this isn't the first time that Levine has headed up a company with financial troubles. After filing for personal bankruptcy in 1987, Levine became president of a public company named Ciro. He was president of the fashion jewelry company in the early 1990s, when the SEC accused the company's management of filing false quarterly and annual reports. The SEC charged at the time that Levine used phony franchise fees and fictitious sales reports to turn losses into profits. Court papers charge that Ciro reported a profit of $1.2 million in 1991, when the company actually lost $2.4 million. Ultimately, Levine signed a settlement with the SEC in which he paid a $50,000 fine, agreed to never become a director or officer of a public company, but did not admit or deny guilt of the charges.
"Along with the owner of the company, I did not act honorably," Levine says. "He put money into the company as licensing fees to cover up the fact that the business was not doing well, and I as president helped him do it."
Levine left Ciro in April 1993 and started work on his next venture, in which he was a founder of online lending company Mortgage.com. When the company had an IPO in 1999, Levine's status with the firm was changed to "shadow director," as the SEC had barred him from being an officer of a public company. Mortgage.com ended up going out of business in late 2000, and the company's creditors ultimately won a court settlement from Mortgage.com for $4.68 million. Of that, Levine was ordered to pay a share of $400,000, as creditors charged that he and others received money from an investor as a stock buyout when the money was meant for Mortgage.com operations.
Levine says there was no truth to the accusations in that court case. "We operated Mortgage.com in a totally ethical and honest fashion," he says, "even though it fell victim to the dot-com bust."
And now, he has overseen financial issues at CorpLogoWare that he attributes to his own mismanagement. "I wanted CorpLogoWare to be as successful as it should have been if I had been managing it well," he says. "Now, the impact of what I did to ensure that has resulted in the exact opposite of what I was trying to accomplish. And I hurt the very people I was trying to protect. I take full responsibility for everything that went wrong with CorpLogoWare."
And what went wrong has led to suppliers saying they're left holding bills totaling in the millions of dollars. "We've been going back and forth with CorpLogoWare for at least four months, having been assured that they would pay us," says the principal of one Top 40 supplier, who reports being owed "in the neighborhood of six-figures. At this point, I'd be surprised to get any of it back."
Meanwhile, employees and salespeople of the company are defecting, saying that the company's financial situation has made it impossible to do their jobs and fulfill orders for clients. One regional manager, who is still with the company, says that the financial problems have been going on for about six months, and that the company has been on credit hold with suppliers for a while. "They haven't told us much throughout this whole mess," says the salesperson. "They said that the bank has frozen our funds. I just don't understand where all the money has gone. We bring in a lot of revenue at good margins, but then we don't have any money to pay vendors? I'm devastated by this. Somebody I trusted ended up screwing me."
Other salespeople at the company have already begun to find alternate places of employment. Counselor has learned that at least 25 out of CorpLogoWare's top account executives have signed up with Proforma (asi/300094) within the past couple of weeks.
CorpLogoWare, which Levine founded in 2002, ranks number 32 on Counselor's Top 40, with $42 million in reported ad specialty sales in 2006. Levine was also honored by Counselor magazine last year as its Distributor Entrepreneur of the Year. - Andy Cohen
Monday, March 3, 2008
E-Commerce Marketing Assistant & Graphic Design
New Job Posting
E-Commerce Marketing Assistant & Graphic Designer
Company: LANTOR, LTD. www.LenticularPromo.com
Please submit your detailed resume email to: Job@LenticularPromo.com
Company Description
Lantor, Ltd., is a premiere, privately owned and operated printing and manufacturing of 3D Lenticular promotional products and marketing firms based in Lomita, California. We are one of the fastest growing companies in the particular promotional products and advertising specialty market in the United States. Our industry is ever-changing, fast-paced and fun. We believe in the power of promotional products, the importance of an energized workplace, and our ability to revolutionize the promotional industry.
We are expanding into new markets this year. Now, we have available clients waiting for us to print and manufacture their 3D Lenticular promotional products nationwide. Here at Lantor, Ltd. we pride ourselves on providing clients with a personal, professional approach to promotional marketing and customer acquisition. Our talented team of marketing professionals represents our clients with un-paralleled integrity to the business community. In order for our organization to prosper, Lantor, Ltd. is aggressively seeking talented enthusiastic individuals who we are searching for an opportunity to quickly work their way from ENTRY-LEVEL into a position in the MANAGEMENT.
Job Position offered:
E-Commerce Marketing Assistant & Graphic Designer
Our company strongly believes in developing our people into the future leaders of our organization. We find individuals that have goal oriented minded or have a strong Internet/Graphic background tend to excel in our marketing team as E-Commerce Marketing Assistant & Graphic Designer.
Job Responsibilities:
- Responsible for maintaining all web content including Internet eMarketing and magazine display advertisements, sales sopies, promotional product description, creating new product catalog, responsible for maintaining overall design and outlook of all Lantor’s web sites.
- Develop and coordinate all aspects of email marketing, including design, content, offers, segmentation, testing and deployment.
- Develop and implement marketing strategies to increase web site conversion rate, visitors and frequency of visits.
- Monitor, analyze, and report with recommendations in all areas of performance of Lantor’s web sites as well as marketing tactics to upper management .
- Working with IT programmer to manage all aspects of search engine marketing programs for each Lantor’s web site.
- Continually review web trends, customers and marketing needs and make recommendations and implement as needed to stay current.
- Proactively develop business cases for the acquisition of new tools/updates to web applications.
- Look for other online marketing and media opportunities to drive new customers to the Lantor’s web sites.
Job Requirements:
We are looking for someone with basics marketing experience with excellent communication and organizational skills and the desire to work for a growing company. New College Graduates welcome.
- Bachelor’s degree required, preferably in Marketing, Business or other related field. Marketing internships experiences is a plus.
- Basic Marketing experience, include data entry, research and reporting.
- Must self manage well and prioritize work flow. Ability to multitask and shift priorities quickly.
- Must possess excellent English written and oral communication and organizational skills with the ability to work within a growing company with increasing needs.
- Possess high competency level in MS Office products – Excel, Word, and Power Point.
- Possess knowledge of Internet Graphic Design Applications: HTML, Photo Shop CS2/3, Image Ready and Illustrator (Adobe), Working experiences with Flash and Freehand (Macromedia); Multi Ad Creator (Creative Pro) useful.
- Previous experience and interest in an E-commerce organization is a plus.
- Familiar with SEO.
o Search Engine Optimization,
o Pay Per Click Programs,
o Internet Market Business Development,
o Product Marketing,
Please visit our web site: www.LenticularPromo.com and www.lantorltd.com or www.lantorlimited.com
Key Words: People from all backgrounds seeking full-time opportunities in the following areas are encouraged to inquire about our program: sales, customer service, marketing, clerical, management, administrative assistant, purchasing, , administrative, receptionist, entry level, manager, information, printing, office, assistant, supervisor, general, advertising, writer, mba, office manager, communications, admin, work, training, logistics, inventory, publishing, project, support, business, clerk, distribution, secretarial, sales management, administration, coordinator, marketing, advertising, sales, customer service, entry level, advertising, opportunity, promotions, advertising specialties, promotional products, Lenticular, team, account, training, sales, administration, entry level, advertising, promotional sales, management, business, administration, promotions, promotional, training, opportunity, business administration, marketing, eCommerce, On-line marketing, Internet marketing, direct sales, full time, customer service, entry level, marketing, business, administration, customer service, sales, marketing, sales, management, opportunity, management, marketing
E-Commerce Marketing Assistant & Graphic Designer
Company: LANTOR, LTD. www.LenticularPromo.com
Please submit your detailed resume email to: Job@LenticularPromo.com
Company Description
Lantor, Ltd., is a premiere, privately owned and operated printing and manufacturing of 3D Lenticular promotional products and marketing firms based in Lomita, California. We are one of the fastest growing companies in the particular promotional products and advertising specialty market in the United States. Our industry is ever-changing, fast-paced and fun. We believe in the power of promotional products, the importance of an energized workplace, and our ability to revolutionize the promotional industry.
We are expanding into new markets this year. Now, we have available clients waiting for us to print and manufacture their 3D Lenticular promotional products nationwide. Here at Lantor, Ltd. we pride ourselves on providing clients with a personal, professional approach to promotional marketing and customer acquisition. Our talented team of marketing professionals represents our clients with un-paralleled integrity to the business community. In order for our organization to prosper, Lantor, Ltd. is aggressively seeking talented enthusiastic individuals who we are searching for an opportunity to quickly work their way from ENTRY-LEVEL into a position in the MANAGEMENT.
Job Position offered:
E-Commerce Marketing Assistant & Graphic Designer
Our company strongly believes in developing our people into the future leaders of our organization. We find individuals that have goal oriented minded or have a strong Internet/Graphic background tend to excel in our marketing team as E-Commerce Marketing Assistant & Graphic Designer.
Job Responsibilities:
- Responsible for maintaining all web content including Internet eMarketing and magazine display advertisements, sales sopies, promotional product description, creating new product catalog, responsible for maintaining overall design and outlook of all Lantor’s web sites.
- Develop and coordinate all aspects of email marketing, including design, content, offers, segmentation, testing and deployment.
- Develop and implement marketing strategies to increase web site conversion rate, visitors and frequency of visits.
- Monitor, analyze, and report with recommendations in all areas of performance of Lantor’s web sites as well as marketing tactics to upper management .
- Working with IT programmer to manage all aspects of search engine marketing programs for each Lantor’s web site.
- Continually review web trends, customers and marketing needs and make recommendations and implement as needed to stay current.
- Proactively develop business cases for the acquisition of new tools/updates to web applications.
- Look for other online marketing and media opportunities to drive new customers to the Lantor’s web sites.
Job Requirements:
We are looking for someone with basics marketing experience with excellent communication and organizational skills and the desire to work for a growing company. New College Graduates welcome.
- Bachelor’s degree required, preferably in Marketing, Business or other related field. Marketing internships experiences is a plus.
- Basic Marketing experience, include data entry, research and reporting.
- Must self manage well and prioritize work flow. Ability to multitask and shift priorities quickly.
- Must possess excellent English written and oral communication and organizational skills with the ability to work within a growing company with increasing needs.
- Possess high competency level in MS Office products – Excel, Word, and Power Point.
- Possess knowledge of Internet Graphic Design Applications: HTML, Photo Shop CS2/3, Image Ready and Illustrator (Adobe), Working experiences with Flash and Freehand (Macromedia); Multi Ad Creator (Creative Pro) useful.
- Previous experience and interest in an E-commerce organization is a plus.
- Familiar with SEO.
o Search Engine Optimization,
o Pay Per Click Programs,
o Internet Market Business Development,
o Product Marketing,
Please visit our web site: www.LenticularPromo.com and www.lantorltd.com or www.lantorlimited.com
Key Words: People from all backgrounds seeking full-time opportunities in the following areas are encouraged to inquire about our program: sales, customer service, marketing, clerical, management, administrative assistant, purchasing, , administrative, receptionist, entry level, manager, information, printing, office, assistant, supervisor, general, advertising, writer, mba, office manager, communications, admin, work, training, logistics, inventory, publishing, project, support, business, clerk, distribution, secretarial, sales management, administration, coordinator, marketing, advertising, sales, customer service, entry level, advertising, opportunity, promotions, advertising specialties, promotional products, Lenticular, team, account, training, sales, administration, entry level, advertising, promotional sales, management, business, administration, promotions, promotional, training, opportunity, business administration, marketing, eCommerce, On-line marketing, Internet marketing, direct sales, full time, customer service, entry level, marketing, business, administration, customer service, sales, marketing, sales, management, opportunity, management, marketing
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