The Sneaky Chef
It seems you can always find a story on the news about the fear of how unhealthy children are these days whether it be to inactivity or overeating of unhealthy foods. For me, once I had my daughter this became somewhat of a passion of mine. I was on a mission to do everything I could to ensure ...
Are You Making Progress in Your Business?
Are you making the progress you ultimately want to make? The key is to ask yourself the right questions so you can see your trends clearly. Many times we are simply trying to do better with big visions for what can be. We may even have a plan in place, but then we fall short of what we know is ...
Think Only Students Sell CUTCO? Think Again.
Think only college students sell CUTCO? Think again. There are professionals selling CUTCO as their career – paying the mortgage and sending kids to college all on a Vector income. I am one of them. Here’s my story: It was 1992, I was 45 and out of work after quitting my family restaurant ...
Vector Marketing Presents Highest Corporate Honor for Community Service
PHILADELPHIA, PA--(Nov 7, 2011) - John Wasserman, division manager for Vector Marketing Corporation, the direct sales division of Cutco Cutlery Corporation, was presented with the "Marty Domitrovich Triple Crown of Service" award at the company's recent Strategic Leadership Conference in ...
As Renewed Spirit to Buy 'Made in America' Sweeps the Country, Vector Marketing Says Being U.S. Made Creates a Winning Situation
WILMINGTON, DE--(Sep 27, 2011) - Earlier this year, ABC World News anchor, Diane Sawyer, implemented a "Made in America" campaign. Sawyer said that nearly 10,000 new jobs for U.S. workers could be created if every American spent an additional $3.33 to purchase U.S.-made goods. As the economy ...
Advice to College Students: Turn Academic Years Into Career-Building Years
WILMINGTON, DE--(Sep 13, 2011) - According to a May 18, 2011 article in The New York Times, employment rates over the past two years for new college graduates have plummeted, as have starting salaries. This bleak job outlook is forcing new college graduates to accept low wage jobs such as those ...
Gillibrand Unveils Plans To Trigger High-tech Manufacturing Growth
Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand announced her support for three programs designed to help stimulate manufacturing in areas with high unemployment. The senator was in Olean on Monday
False Expectations Appearing Real
Can you remember a time when you felt afraid even though nothing bad or fearful was happening in that moment? How often do you imagine, “Well, if I do X, then I know Y (a bad thing) will happen…” Have you ever looked back on these moments and realized there was nothing to be afraid of? The fact ...
On The Cutting Edge of Dyslexia
NEW BEDFORD — William Baker III has struggled with dyslexia almost all of his 19 years — he was diagnosed at 18 months as part of a Rutgers University study. But Baker never dreamed that a summer job
