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For Use in Oct. 3, 2008 Issue
Contact: Sonia Williams
937.224.0639, ext. 323
swilliams@lastar.com
Moraine-based Cables To Go implements recycling initiative
MORAINE – The buzz words of the year are all about going green, and Cables To Go, 3555 Kettering Blvd., is joining the party by implementing a recycling initiative as part of their 2009 calendar launch to their reseller accounts.
“Cables To Go cares about the environment,” Reseller Marketing Manager Denise Scarpelli said. “That is why we are doing our part by using recyclable paper for the 2009 calendar.”
Calendar requests for 2009 have skyrocketed, largely in part of the success of the 2008 calendar, in which Cable Guy (the Cables To Go mascot) was seen stepping out across the globe searching for answers to the many connectivity questions. Because of the rising demand of the calendar and Cables To Go’s emersion into going green, the 2009 calendar will be printed on recyclable paper.
Costs also will increase for Cables To Go to take this step, costing more to print on recyclable paper than traditional calendar stock.
The 2008 calendar is able to be recycled, and “as a token of appreciation to any of our customers who choose to recycle (the calendar),” Scarpelli said. “Cables to Go will make a donation to the Forest Stewardship Council.”
The FSC is an international, not-for-profit organization established to promote the responsible management of the world’s forest.
Recycling the 2008 calendar and making sure the 2009 calendar is done conducive to the Earth’s fragile state is just the start of where Cables To Go plans to take their recycling initiative.
About Cables To Go
Cables To Go provides innovative connectivity solutions to the PC and Datacomm distribution channels. Known throughout these channels for industry-leading customer service, Cables To Go continues to grow and strengthen our customer base, product offering and commitment to the customer. By delivering quality products through unparalleled service, Cables To Go provides our customers “Service Through Every Connection.”
Cables To Go is managed under parent company Lastar Inc., located at 3555 Kettering Blvd., Moraine, OH 45439. Lastar was founded in 1984 as Cables To Go by Mike Shane, Geoffrey Hyman and Jeff Fourman. What started as three men making cables turned into a multimillion dollar connectivity provider. Their short term goal was to make cables for the evolving high tech computer industry, and as time evolved, additional cables and computer connectivity products were added, and the company grew through expanding sales and the acquisition of other companies.
Since our founding, we have had only one mission: to provide an extraordinary customer experience. Through our people, processes and systems, we strive to make advocates of each and every customer we assist.
Contact: Sonia Williams
937.224.0639, ext. 323
swilliams@lastar.com
MORAINE – The buzz words of the year are all about going green, and Cables To Go, 3555 Kettering Blvd., is joining the party by implementing a recycling initiative as part of their 2009 calendar launch to their reseller accounts.
“Cables To Go cares about the environment,” Reseller Marketing Manager Denise Scarpelli said. “That is why we are doing our part by using recyclable paper for the 2009 calendar.”
Calendar requests for 2009 have skyrocketed, largely in part of the success of the 2008 calendar, in which Cable Guy (the Cables To Go mascot) was seen stepping out across the globe searching for answers to the many connectivity questions. Because of the rising demand of the calendar and Cables To Go’s emersion into going green, the 2009 calendar will be printed on recyclable paper.
Costs also will increase for Cables To Go to take this step, costing more to print on recyclable paper than traditional calendar stock.
The 2008 calendar is able to be recycled, and “as a token of appreciation to any of our customers who choose to recycle (the calendar),” Scarpelli said. “Cables to Go will make a donation to the Forest Stewardship Council.”
The FSC is an international, not-for-profit organization established to promote the responsible management of the world’s forest.
Recycling the 2008 calendar and making sure the 2009 calendar is done conducive to the Earth’s fragile state is just the start of where Cables To Go plans to take their recycling initiative.
About Cables To Go
Cables To Go provides innovative connectivity solutions to the PC and Datacomm distribution channels. Known throughout these channels for industry-leading customer service, Cables To Go continues to grow and strengthen our customer base, product offering and commitment to the customer. By delivering quality products through unparalleled service, Cables To Go provides our customers “Service Through Every Connection.”
Cables To Go is managed under parent company Lastar Inc., located at 3555 Kettering Blvd., Moraine, OH 45439. Lastar was founded in 1984 as Cables To Go by Mike Shane, Geoffrey Hyman and Jeff Fourman. What started as three men making cables turned into a multimillion dollar connectivity provider. Their short term goal was to make cables for the evolving high tech computer industry, and as time evolved, additional cables and computer connectivity products were added, and the company grew through expanding sales and the acquisition of other companies.
Since our founding, we have had only one mission: to provide an extraordinary customer experience. Through our people, processes and systems, we strive to make advocates of each and every customer we assist.