Atlanta-based bed brand Posh+Lavish has sent plaques to most of its retailers thanking them for their part in the Atlanta-based company’s charitable giving goals. It has donated 25% of profits each year since its 2015 founding to the nonprofit Cure International. The organization funds surgery for children around the world with conditions such as bowed legs, cleft […]...
Industry supplier Bechik Products Inc. has promoted Michele Harp to plant supervisor/production planner and rehired Allen Malone as first-shift production supervisor/quality control manager. Both work at the company’s narrow fabrics manufacturing plant and warehouse in Centre, Alabama. Harp has been with the company for eight years in various posts. She reports to President Bill Simon. […]...
Global Systems Group, the machinery division of Carthage, Missouri-based Leggett & Platt Inc., has announced the retirement of veteran employee Darryl Oyler. Most recently, he served as vice president of sales and service for the West Coast. Nathan Terry, a recently hired sales and service representative, has assumed Oyler’s responsibilities covering the Western United States […]...
The Malouf Foundation, the philanthropic arm of sleep accessories supplier Malouf, based in Logan, Utah, drew another large crowd to its third Forging Freedom event Jan. 28 at the Las Vegas Market. The event supports the foundation’s flagship cause, rescuing and sheltering sexually exploited and trafficked children. The foundation also works to provide comfort and […]...
The 11th annual Ante4Autism Poker Tournament, held each year during the Winter Las Vegas Market, raked in an unprecedented $147,187 for five autism-related charities. The total take topped last year’s event by close to $10,000. Proceeds from the event are earmarked for five nonprofits: Autism Speaks, Cleveland Clinic Children’s Center for Autism, National Autism Association […]...
MRC’s program in California also has diverted more than 100 million pounds of materials from landfills The Mattress Recycling Council’s Bye Bye Mattress program has recycled more than 3 million mattresses in California since its inception in 2016. It offers no-cost, environmentally friendly alternatives to Californians disposing of old mattresses through collection sites, public events […]...