Essentials Magazine

Published by The National School Supply and Equipment Association

In this Issue

March/April 2010

Leaders of the Pack — Members discuss what it means to be an NSSEA Leader—Keisha Levy-Minzie

Five Lethal Mistakes Leaders Make —The five sins you can avoid and how you can counter them with more effective leadership skills—Brad White

Members That Do Good —NSSEA talks with members who are giving back to their communities —Keisha Levy-Minzie

Regular Columns

Face Time —With Gene Schulist, NSSEA Blogger

From The Marketing Side —B for Bounce Back —Bob Stimolo

All in the Family —FLP's and How They Work ——Mike Henning

NSSEA News & Notes —NSSEA Members Felling the Effects of CPSIA ——Adrienne Dayton

Retail Store Roundtable—The Retailers Main Weapon Against Big-Box Competitors——Rachel Parkin

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About NSSEA Essentials

NSSEA Essentials is the official flagship publication for the National School Supply and Equipment Association (NSSEA). Readers turn to Essentials for the latest industry news, pertinent legislative issues that affect the school supply industry, and insightful articles to help businesses grow and succeed.

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