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Toledo OH, October, 2013 – JBC & Associates, LLC (www.jbcassociates.net), a Retail Management Company specializing in variable cost retail operating services, has been selected by Avon, Ohio-based ShurTech Brands, LLC, marketers of Duck Tape® brand duct tape, to execute a new direct-to-consumer program for Holiday 2013.
With over 50 years combined experience, JBC & Associates’ team has successfully managed varying types of retail operations, with a hands-on approach. The company specializes in turn-key operations and offers expertise in Total Human Resource Management, Employee Training, Site Selection/ Leasing, Asset Management and POS Utilization in year-round stores, seasonal kiosks/retail merchandising units (RMU’s) and pop-up stores. For ShurTech Brands, JBC & Associates will manage the staffing, daily operations and sales management of several holiday kiosks that will offer consumers a one-stop-shopping experience for everything Duck Tape®.
“JBC & Associates LLC provides companies and manufacturers with retail programs designed to offer expertise, customer convenience, increased sales and profits, and opportunities to attract more customers and build greater brand awareness,” said Jim O’Neill, CEO of JBC & Associates. “We are thrilled to be entering into a new channel with ShurTech Brands, allowing the company to engage with its customers and gather valuable consumer insights.”
JBC & Associates will manage the program from October through December 2013.
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