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CHANGES AT ST. LOUIS BMEU

Wednesday, 30 December 2009 10:55 | Written by Greg Polk |

Jim Williams, BME Manager for Gateway for the last eleven or so years, has been promoted to the OIS position working with the Sales part of our organization. Jim has provided an outstanding level of knowledge of DMM regulations to our district and filling his shoes will be difficult. Most recently, Gateway ended FY09 in the number one spot in GLA for SOX Compliance. This is only one of the accomplishments under Jim in BME. He will be missed. He will be domiciled locally.

Please join me in welcoming Linda Bergeland, on detail from Sales, as she fills in as the Manager of BME for Gateway. Linda worked in BME for about 2 1/2 years and will step in to ensure we stay compliant with SOX as well as all other BME indicators. Please give her your support as we move through this transition.

Last Updated (Wednesday, 30 December 2009 11:01)

DMM ADVISORY UPDATE - DEC 11

Friday, 11 December 2009 14:32 |

December 11, 2009

Move Update

Just a reminder....

The Move Update assessment charge of $0.07 per piece is effective January 4, 2010, and applies to a percentage of pieces in First-Class Mail and Standard Mail mailings failing Performance-Based Verifications at acceptance. A noncompliance charge of $0.07 per piece may apply to all pieces in a Standard Mail mailing that does not comply with the Move Update standard.

CENTRAL MO PCC DEBUTS PCC UNIVERSITY

Tuesday, 17 November 2009 12:59 | Written by Greg Polk |

For the Central Missouri PCC, mailer education doesn’t stop with earning Executive Mail Center Manager or Mail Design Professional certificates. The council has launched its own “PCC University” to provide continuing education to its members.

“We are hoping this program will not only help build membership but increase participation in educational opportunities,” says Industry Co-chair Cathy Rupard, who announced the new program at the PCC’s annual Fall Mailers’ Conference.

Last Updated (Saturday, 28 November 2009 07:59)

NATIONAL PCC DAY 2009

Monday, 21 September 2009 08:16 |

POTTER ADDRESSES CURRENT CLIMATE, LAYS FOUNDATION FOR FUTURE GROWTH

Postmaster Potter

In his National PCC Day speech today, Postmaster General John Potter outlined a roadmap for recovery and reaffirmed the Postal Service’s focus on adapting to changing customer needs and a changing marketplace.

Despite what Potter called “one of the most difficult economic climates any of us have ever experienced,” the Postal Service managed to cut spending by $6 billion in 2009, while maintaining record levels of customer service and trust.

The Postal Service ― already the Most Trusted Government Agency for the past five years ― yesterday was ranked the third Most Trusted Company for Privacy for 2009, according to Ponemon Institute consumer survey results. The Postal Service moved up three positions from last year, and only eBay and Verizon ranked higher in levels of customer trust.

“There’s no other business that has such an active, collaborative and productive partnership with so many great customers in so many communities,” said Potter. “And we’re going to keep working to make that even stronger.”

One of the ways the Postal Service is increasing customer value is by pursuing aggressive marketing strategies and pricing and product innovations. Earlier this year, the Postal Service launched one of its largest and most integrated advertising campaigns promoting ways businesses and consumers can simplify shipping with flat-rate boxes, one of the best bargains in the marketplace.

Last Updated (Saturday, 28 November 2009 08:04)

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