EmbroidMe Announces Sponsorship of the 2011 McDonald Hyundai Hope Foundation Charity Golf Tournament

  NewswireToday - /newswire/ - Littleton, CO, United States, 09/12/2011 - EmbroidMe has just announced their sponsorship of the 2011 McDonald Hyundai Hope Foundation Charity Golf Tournament benefiting Children’s Hospital in Denver - McDonaldVWservice.com / McDonaldVW.com / McDonaldAG.com.
 
   
 
  EmbroidMe Denver South has teamed up with the McDonald Hyundai Hope Charity Golf Tournament at the Blackstone Country Club in Aurora, Colorado to help fight pediatric cancer and benefit the Children’s Hospital.

EmbroidMe is the largest full-service embroidery company in the world with over 300 stores in 14 countries. They offer embroidery for print or screen products fully customizable for any company and logo. And since Embroider Me is a local business, they have made a name for themselves due to...

Littleton Business “Pays it Forward” by coming “Full Circle”

Talented kids from across the country got a first-hand look at entrepreneurship from someone who once walked in their own shoes.

The kids are national winners of the Boys & Girls Clubs of America Digital Arts Festival. Their host, businessman Tim Sheahan who owns EmbroidMe Denver South was himself a Boys & Girls Clubs kid He later becoming President and CEO of Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Denver.

Sheahan still consults with BGCA and invited the winners to his Littleton store giving them a first hand look at running a business from production to marketing. Technology, and its applications are one of many programs offered by Boys & Girls Clubs across the country.

“Each of these kids had access to technology literacy training they simply would not receive anywhere else.” Says Sheahan. “Each had to use technology to come up with an entry...

The difference between “Thank you” and…

THANK YOU SO MUCH WE LOVE YOU!

About the nicest thing anyone or business can do is say “Thank you.” It’s fun to say, and even more fun to have it said to you. But sometimes you need a more “expressive” way of expressing that emotion.

Let’s say you’re a service company with a great client. You do your job and they pay on time. A great relationship. You might think in terms of giving them a gift card to a coffee bar as an extra special way of appreciation. But once they use up the gift card, it’s done. Out of the wallet and out of mind.

Maybe a nice coffee cup would be better. Include your a logo along the lines of “Thanks for your business from your friends at…..” That coffee mug will last for years and each time your client uses it, they’ll see your “Thank you.” The cup that keeps on...