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Jack Werner Accompanies Ken Kindt to Signworld Public Webinar
Jack Werner Accompanies Ken Kindt to Signworld Public Webinar
Honolulu, HI – December, 15, 2011- Jack Werner, Vice President of Signworld accompanied Ken Kindt to a public webinar that was conducted recently for all Signworld owners.
Honolulu,
Hawaii,
United States of America
(prbd.net)
22/12/2011
Signworld has grown to become a force to reckon with in the sign industry. Many new Signworld locations have been opened across the country in last few months. To keep all owners updated with recent industry trends and address their concerns, Signworld holds a public webinar once a month. This public webinar is open for anyone to call in and learn more about Signworld in a fairly low-pressure way.
Emphasizing on the importance of these public webinars, Jack Warner said, "These webinars play a vital role in our business model. These are not just a platform for information dissipation but also help in bringing together all Signworld owners at a single location, so that they can interact and gel with each other and move ahead as part of a family, supporting each other with their area of expertise wherever required."
In the webinar they were asked about the recent success of the different Sign owners. Replying to this Jack Warner said, “We have 250 independently owned sign companies. Some of our recent success stories include Sam Schudi, Ramsey of Minnesota recently wrapped a food cart that won 1st Place for the Best Display at the 2011 World Amusement Park Show. Steve Carroll of New Jersey was named the Entrepreneur of the Year by the Hunterdon County Chamber of Commerce. Paul Jester of San Diego completed a $41,000 project consisting of 922 signs for the County of San Bernardino's new Juvenile Assessment & Detention Center. There are various other examples to show the hard work done by the Sign owners. All these show our recent success”
A prospective owner spoke up and asked, "What is the resale potential of this type of business?”. Jack Werner, responded with, "As we all know, manufacturing sector operation always have a higher resale value than its counterparts in other sectors like distribution, service and retail, therefore sign business definitely has a higher resale multiple. Most of our re-sales are done at close to full asking price and happen very quickly and in majority of cases it is a local competitor who grabs the deal in order to expand his business. The monetary value may be different for every operation, based on how big you want to grow the business but potential for a high resale value compared to other business sectors is definitely on cards."
About Signworld
Signworld is a national organization with more than 250 independently owned sign companies, which provide commercial custom signage and graphics. Jack Warner and Ken Kindt lead the Top management at Signworld. It is personable, creative, rewarding and ideal for people-oriented individuals who have the desire to learn how to manage a sales and production business. Signworld affiliates are a cut above traditional sign companies. Ongoing support and training is provided along with state-of-the-art equipment. Signworld business model runs on a no royalty concept. You can learn more about Signworld at www.signworld.org
About
Signworld is a national organization with more than 250 independently owned sign companies, which provide commercial custom signage and graphics. Jack Werner and Ken Kindt lead the Top management at Signworld. It is personable, creative, rewarding and ideal for people-oriented individuals who have the desire to learn how to manage a sales and production business. Signworld affiliates are a cut above traditional sign companies. Ongoing support and training is provided along with state-of-the-art
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