SeptemberMonthlyUpdate

MONTHLY UPDATE: SEPTEMBER 2016
MON T H LY U PDAT E
President’s Note
Bew White, GW president & c.e.o.
Garden Party! There’s nothing like it ... anywhere. And I’m not sure there ever will be. But this
year’s Garden Party was unlike any other. Perhaps it’s because we surveyed our client base and
asked what they liked about Garden Party and what they didn’t like, and we tried to make
garden party as perfect for the client as possible.
So we mixed in entertainment with a magician. We had activities such as golf, on-message
speakers, a heritage background about the history of Summer Classics and roundtables about
how to grow your business. We also hosted a formal dinner at the Mountain Brook Club,
which everyone said they wanted to do again.
CONTRIBUTORS:
President GW - Bew White
Pres. SCPL - Harold Hudson
CFO - Janet Roberts
CMO - William White
EVP Gabby - Beth Sherer
VP Marketing - Mark Griggs
VP Operations - Tom Livingston
VP Sales - Schon Duke
VP SCC - Don Smith
VP SCH - Marianne Minogue
VP HR - Janet Ward
VP IT - Ben Erickson
PR Mgr. - Susan Ray
We did it all in the setting of the Summer Classics large distribution center and showrooms so
that people could see who we are, what we’re about, how we operate and what specifically we
could do to help them increase their business. Not just with us. To top this off, the introduction
of over 170 new products made this year’s garden party one-of-a-kind. That combined with a
new special events room in the outlet for dinners made the Summer Classics Garden Party ...
well, just very special.
Thank you to everyone who made Garden Party a huge success. A warm thanks to Roy Dollar,
Jamie Monroe, Connie Kasper Dale Boehm, David House, Norma Purnell, Mark Rodell, Beau
Taylor and Zach Pratt for helping pull this off. In particular, the Garden Party transportaion
has never run as smoothly as it did this year despite the degree of difficutly with the distances
from Ross Bridge to Barber’s.
July was another great month for us! Sales for the month were up: Wholesale 22%, Gabby 33%,
SC Home Retail 19% and Contract 32%. We look forward to finishing the year very strong!
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MONTHLY UPDATE: SEPTEMBER 2016
Asia Summit
William White, c.m.o., Wright Currie, product development
& sourcing director and Mr. Pam Chung, vp Asia operations
In late July we held our annual all-day Asia Summit with Asia team in Ho Chi Minh, a cultural and
commerce center of Vietnam and the home base for many of our Gabby products. We met together
with our Asia team to review challenges, goals and recognize individuals for their outstanding work.
Being with the group in Asia was an incredibly rewarding experience—we have such great respect for
them. They protect our interests in the factory and work toward our goal of 100% on-time, quality and
completion. Thanks to their efforts, we’ve been able to successfully increase
efficiencies and reduce return rates across both lines.
Our colleagues in Asia don’t get the chance to meet together like we do
every day in our Pelham offices so it was a unique opportunity for all of
us. During the summit the team worked in both large and small working
sessions, discussing ways to improve quality, safety and communication.
The team came up with great ideas and new methods that can improve our
processes across the board.
It was also our privilege to recognize two distinguished employees: Buddy
Wang and Tricia Tao. Buddy has worked extensively on the Summer Classics
line and has been one of our most dependable employees for eight
years. He oversees the quality for six factories and has helped establish
new ones as well. Tricia joined the team just about a year ago and her
positive, hard working spirit is admirable. She’s has taken on a lot of
responsibility quickly, including training two of our newest employees,
Tommy Li (now stationed in Summer Classics cast factory), and Jackie
Chen who is currently reporting directly to Tricia stationed in South
China. Tricia is now overseeing the quality and communication for six
Gabby factories.
We are proud of the Asia team and are excited about the new
and innovative ideas that we’ll be able to implement over the next year
as a result of the summit.
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MONTHLY UPDATE: SEPTEMBER 2016
More Asia News
We are monitoring the collapse of Hanjin, a streamship line
that moves containers of freight into the US, and its impact
on our business. Our freight forwarding partner used
Hanjin for part of their capacity. Between Summer Classics
and Gabby, we have 16 containers currently in transit with
Hanjin. It’s a small portion of our shipments, and we are
watching the impact it will have on the industry.
From CNBC.com . . . .
Hanjin Shipping vessels have been seized at Chinese ports
in the wake of the South Korean firm’s collapse, further
roiling the industry as freight rates jump and manufacturers
scramble for alternatives.
Seeking to contain the fallout, a South Korean court said
it would soon begin proceedings to rehabilitate the carrier
- which would allow Hanjin to take legal action in other
countries to keep its ships and other assets from being seized.
Rival Hyundai Merchant Marine will also deploy at least
13 of its ships to two routes exclusively serviced by Hanjin,
while the South Korean government also plans to reach out
to overseas carriers for help.
The court’s move to rehabilitate the world’s seventh-largest
container shipper is seen as mainly procedural, and an eventual
liquidation of assets is likely, analysts and industry officials said.
“Unlike dry cargo, liner shipping is all about marketing
and service reliability — we haven’t seen any large carriers
come back from collapse,” said Rahul Kapoor, a director at
maritime consultancy Drewry Financial Research Services.
“There is a loss of faith among customers. It’s very unlikely
Hanjin can come back from the ashes.”
Hanjin’s banks decided to end financial support for the
shipper this week and since then, many of its vessels have
either been denied entry to ports or unable to dock as
container lashing providers fret that they will not be paid.
This includes the port of Busan, South Korea’s largest.
The Korea International Trade Association said on
Thursday that about 10 Hanjin vessels in China have been
either seized or were expected to seized by charterers, port
authorities or other parties. That adds to one other ship
seized in Singapore by a creditor earlier this week.
The collapse comes at a time of high seasonal demand for
the shipping industry ahead of the year-end holidays.
Freight rates on some routes where Hanjin operates many
ships have surged. The cost of shipping a 40-foot container
on the Busan-Los Angeles route has jumped about 55
percent, from $1,100 to around $1,700, according to South
Korea-based freight forwarder Pantos Logistics. Rates
between South Korea and the U.S. east coast via Panama
have risen about 50 percent to $2,400, it added.
Stranded televisions
LG Electronics, the world’s No.2 maker of TVs, told
Reuters it was canceling orders with Hanjin and was seeking
alternatives to ship its freight. It is also making contingency
plans for cargo already on board Hanjin ships in the event
the vessels are seized.
The Korea International Freight Forwarders Association
said it has been inundated with calls from cargo owners
worried about the fate of their shipments in transit to the
United States and Europe.
While mobile phones and semiconductors are carried by
air, other electronics like home appliances are shipped by
sea.
“This will have an impact on the entire industry,” said Cho
Kyung-kyu, a director at the association.
South Korea’s maritime ministry said on Wednesday that
Hanjin’s woes would affect cargo exports for two or three
months, with about 540,000 TEU of cargo already loaded
on Hanjin vessels and facing delays.
A Hanjin bankruptcy would be the industry’s largest ever
in terms of capacity, according to consultancy Alphaliner,
exceeding the 1986 collapse of United States Lines. The
shipper accounts for 7 percent of Far East-North America
container trade.
State-run think tank Korea Maritime Institute estimated
that shipping rates on Busan to U.S. routes would rise 27
percent and Busan to Europe routes would rise 47 percent
in the near term, causing Korean exporters additional
shipping costs of about 440.7 billion won per year.
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Marketing News Mark Griggs, v.p. marketing
Garden Party
August was a whirlwind, due in large part to Garden
Party 2016! We prepared, entertained and communicated
with our customers for a fantastic week. The information
we shared and gained was phenomenal! Every detail
from the gifts adorned with our logo, to the activities
and entertainment, right down to the catalogs and a
multitude of collateral was produced by the Marketing
staff. Special thanks to Marisa, Renee, Jamie and Willie
for all their hard work. Linda and Jessica were non-stop
on social media. LeeAlice’s catalog was tremendous hit
again this year. Gwen and Doriesa have been hard at
work delivering the initial materials for the sales staff
and John got quite the introduction with his continuous
video services during the big event.
Print Shop
We added our new Print Shop here at headquarters.
We were printing and training all month to position
ourselves to take over much of the printed materials we
produce. We are printing price lists and small catalogs for
sales distribution, business cards, banners, wall graphics
and outdoor graphics for our partners and company
needs. We’ll soon be announcing the new custom catalog
program for 2017 and providing reps with a menu of
items available to customers.
New Members
We welcomed John Rockett, Susan Ray and Jessica
Miller to the staff. John will serve as our full time inhouse
videographer. Susan is the new manager of public
relations and content creation. Jessica is a graphic
designer who will work with retail, digital and the print
shop. All three have made an immediate positive impact
on the department!
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Casual Show
We are preparing for the Casual Show in Chicago in
September. We’ll be introducing the theme for our “White
Label Signature Event!” The party will be September 21
in the showroom. We’ll invite everyone for an intimate
introduction to the 2017 White Label Collection and a
“Signature” giveaway.
Congratulations
Congratulations to Andrea Rezzonico, our marketing
analyst, and his fiancé Julia on their pending nuptials in
Louisiana. We’re wishing them many wonderful years of
marriage and a happy honeymoon!
Press & Announcements
SEPTEMBER PRESS:
• HGTV Magazine – bedroom makeover
featuring Gabby’s Gertrude Chevron Chest
(donated)
• House Beautiful – Gabby Van Mirror
Susan Ray, public relations manager
SEPTEMBER AD:
• SC: Hearth & Home
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SC Home Update
Marianne Minogue, v.p. SC Home
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“Teamwork is the ability to work together
toward a common vision. The ability to
direct individual accomplishments to
organizational objectives. It is the fuel
that allows common people to attain
uncommon results.” ~ Andrew Carnegie
What an amazing August we have had
in retail... coming together and working
together as we continue to build on our
successes and plan for the future. Our
leaders enjoyed a week of time together
exchanging experiences, best practices
and ideas, learning about new product
and merchandising vision while talking
out leadership and what it means to
them. They got to put a face to the
name of all their Corp. Partners who
assist them day in and day out and we
can’t thank you all enough ....you know
who you are :)
Huge kudos to our Chicago Licensee,
Bruce and team, who reached 1 million
in sales since opening their new store.
Our Nashville team with a record
breaking month and surpassing their
MTD goal by the middle of the month
at 140% over. And special thanks to our
Pelham Showroom and Outlet teams for
all their prep work, participation and
partnership with Garden Party. Just a
few highlights from our month with
many more to come
And as we continue to highlight design successes, this
month we have a home designed by our own Deborah Jessop
and featured in the Atlanta Homes magazine. Simply
stunning with deep seating Sierra in Oyster, Charleston
dining in aluminum and the club rectangular table
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MONTHLY UPDATE: SEPTEMBER 2016
Operations Update
Tom Livingston, v.p. operations
Here’s a list of our current operation priorities.
Overall (Tom):
• Set, and publish KPM
• Get safety information posted
• Break area for cut / sew team
• Leadership definition meeting with team
• Develop IDP with leadership team
• Buy in for early buy production
Purchasing (EE / Jess):
• Define structure and responsibility of the department – what is the strategy?
• Develop and communicate plan to use Nathan warehouses to improve in stocks
• Plan and execute first game plan meeting
• Forecasting software implementation
• Staffing solution for SC purchasing
• Foam solution for jackets, backs, and dining (Ryan for September meeting)
• Cut / Sew capacity planning for 2017 — purchase labor / capacity
• Finish samples purchasing plan
• Make to projection for Linen Dove Essentials
Manufacturing (Scott / Jess):
• Cutting upgrades in place
• Cutting machines vented out of cutting room
• Fabric inspection and yardage machine in place
• Plantation Patterns benchmarking trip
• Repairs for Southern Sewing — method to handle
• Produce production metric reporting
• Quality process for cushions defined — WAWG
Distribution / Transportation (Micah):
• Shipping Team Lead in place
• WMS Project implementation
• Select freight forwarder
• Test and switch to port of Mobile
• LA distribution plan
• Nebraska Furniture Mart benchmarking trip
• Forklift Training — safety
• NC conveyer process
• Plan and execute discontinued and excess to Montevallo and current to SC31
• Produce the production metric reporting
• DOT compliance process and ownership
Engineering (Fred):
• SCPL cushion Pricing
• SC cushion pricing
• Thos Baker cushion pricing
• Hire the Cut / Sew inspection and QC team member
• FG new development pricing
• Restoration Hardware cushion pricing
• Define process for installing new cushion cost standards
• Price the Jersey SCPL collection
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Accounting and IT Update Janet Roberson, c.f.o
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Branch Conversion Complete
Excellent firms don’t believe in excellence — only in constant improvement and constant change.
— Tom Peters
The Syspro branch conversion was completed the last weekend in July. It was a project 18 months in the making and
required a tremendous effort by many people. I want to extend a great big “THANK YOU!!” and “GREAT JOB!!” to
the IT and Accounting teams for all of the long hours they worked before, during and after the conversion. And while
things were not perfect, they went extremely well considering everything involved in a project this size.
All areas of the Company were impacted by the change. It’s a big adjustment and there’s always a learning curve. I want
to thank each of you for your patience and perseverance during these times of constant change. I’m confident within
the next 60 to 90 days we will start to see efficiencies throughout the business as a result of branches.
Gabby Update
Beth Sherer, e.v.p.
This is a big day for me as I write my first official monthly update for Gabby! I’m
thrilled to be part of such an amazing organization and a sincere thank you to
those who have helped me with the transition. Everyone I have come in contact
with has been a wealth of information and I am learning a ton each day.
As usual, we have a lot going on as we wind down from Las Vegas Market and Garden Party and
begin preparations for High Point. Garden Party was a big success and our customers were in awe
of their experience in Birmingham. We received a lot feedback in the Round Tables that they loved
hearing about the heritage of the company. The new product introductions from Atlanta market
have been shot and will be announced within the next week. Our Chapter 12 Catalog has been beautifully executed
by the Marketing and Design Team. We cannot wait until it reaches our customers by the beginning of October! Our
annual Customer Survey will be going out at the end of August, and we hope to receive some great feedback regarding
our products and service. Next month marks the launch of our StyleMakers program. We have targeted specific markets
where we want to grow the Gabby Brand. We have chosen Designers in Texas, Utah and California who will become
Brand Ambassadors and give us additional exposure across social media and marketing platforms. This is yet another
step in moving Gabby closer to becoming a National Brand. With significant growth comes change. In order to create
more synergy, the entire Customer Service Team will merge in to one team beginning next week. This will only enhance
the amazing experience our customers already receive. A special shout out to these folks for coming along for the ride
and remaining as hard working and professional as they have always been.
The Gabby and Summer Classics teams want to take this opportunity to send our thoughts and prayers to the victims
of the recent flooding in Louisiana. We have customers who have damaged homes and warehouses. Please join us in
helping to support the victims by dropping off any of the following items at Gabby Customer Service. We will have
boxes in our lobby: Soap • Shampoo • Toothpaste • Toothbrushes • Deodorant • Wipes (no water, showers/baths in
areas)• Diapers
Wishing everyone a Happy and healthy Labor Day!
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MONTHLY UPDATE: SEPTEMBER 2016
Sales Update Schon Duke, v.p. sales
Garden Party was a huge success!
Summer Classics had its 15th annual
Garden Party this year in our new
Corporate headquarters. We had the
largest dealer turn out in attendance
ever. Many were visiting us for the very
first time. We had new and existing
key dealers from all over the country in
“round table” discussions where they
got to share best practices. We had our
showroom set up with all of the 2017
collections displayed beautifully. The
dealers in attendance responded with
orders and incredible interest.
Many dealers are just now stepping
into the outdoor category and seeing
the SC products on display got their
wheels turning. Summer Classics,
being a one stop shop for the category,
makes us the perfect go-to leader in
the industry. I have received numerous
compliments on our company, people
and products from these new dealers
in attendance. It is apparent we have
made and influenced some of the best
retailers in America!
Garden Party is just one way we are
able to set ourselves apart from the
competition. We could not have
gotten that separation without all of
our amazing help behind the scenes.
From our display team, logistic team
and countless other Summer Classics
employees this Garden Party could
not have been as successful as it was.
Thank you to everyone who made this
Garden Party an amazing success.
The sales team is building off of this
successful Garden Party and booking
Early Buy orders as you read this article.
We have many dealers to work with
and are looking forward to another
successful Early Buy season. The
products are amazing. The discount
programs are set and Summer Classics
is poised to grow again this year!
SC Private Label
Harold Hudson, president
Summer Classics Private just finished another successful Garden Party. We showed our entire line in the Museum area of the
building and customers were receptive to our new offerings.
We have added several past Summer Classics products to our 2017 line and they were on display during the Garden Party. The
new offerings are Palm, Milano, Ocean Grand Teak, Aire, Aqua, Dolphin, Kipling, Detron, Equestrian, St Croix and Tetra.
Customers now have the ability to change the resin colors and finishes since these items are now in the Private Label offerings.
We will be showing these collections at the September Casual Show and adding them to our catalogue.
We had several new customers of Private Label commit to containers during the Garden Party. Two of these customers will be
using their own logo branding plates on the furniture making the product their own product.
If you have questions or would like additional information on how to make your own Private Label product contact Harold
Hudson at 205.807.0295
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Contract Update
Welcome to the second half of the year from all of us in
commercial sales! Our August has been filled with fantastic
opportunities and events, we kicked off the month by
welcoming our newest team member Mark Rodell to our
corner of SC31, Mark comes to us with a vast knowledge and
understanding of business development in the healthcare,
multifamily and government business sector and has jumped
right in to assist quite literally anywhere and everywhere
including Garden Party and installations. Speaking of
installations, kudos to Meg, Deana, Alissa, Mark, Blake,
Rob, the crew from New Latitudes and a couple of guys from
Micah’s team, we completed what would have been a multiday
installation in less than twelve hours at Ross Bridge
insuring that our guests were able to experience the best that
SC has to offer.
Along with what is always the highlight of the summer,
Garden Party our team was in attendance at an NEWH
event in Orlando with Angela making the rounds with
multiple design firms in attendance, a regional multifamily
event in Texas where Sara could barely keep up with all of
the companies stopping in for information and several online
presentations related to multifamily that we are excited to
share in the coming months. Suffice it to say we are definitely
looking to manage each and every one of our niche markets
Don Smith, v.p. sales of SC Contract
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to a position of outperforming not only today but well into
the future as well. Speaking of sales, as always we want to call
attention to our internal and external teams, so far we are on
an eight month run that has us with double digit growth!
We have also spent some time choosing products for our
fourth quarter national shows and can’t wait to share those
photos with you.
Mark Rodell
Starkville Courtyard
Pool
Drinks By Design in Florida
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Ross Bridge

MONTHLY UPDATE: SEPTEMBER 2016

NAME LOCATION DEPARTMENT BIRTHDATE
Adam Durrett Corporate Distribution Sept. 2nd
Wynne White Sales Sept. 5th
Andrea Rezzonico Corporate Marketing Sept. 7th
Ariana Vidal Corporate Cushions Sept. 8th
Andrew Stough Corporate Distribution Sept. 8th
Antonio Clark Corporate Cushions Sept. 9th
David Abrams Corporate Cushions Sept. 9th
Oscar Galvez West Coast Ops Operations Sept. 9th
Beth Gewant-Sherer Corporate Gabby Sept. 10th
Laurie Lewis Corporate Accounting & Finance Sept. 11th
Richard Young Corporate Distribution Sept. 12th
Martha Beaird Nashville Retail Management Sept. 14th
Gwen Harris Corporate Marketing Sept. 17th
Elizabeth Fowler Corporate Operations Sept. 18th
Marisa Geiger Corporate Marketing Sept. 19th
Rita Lopez Corporate Cushions Sept. 20th
Randolph Hite Showroom Retail Management Sept. 27th
Regina Hall Corporate Cushions Sept. 29th
Marcus Underwood Corporate Distribution Sept. 29th
Rick Carden Corporate Quality Assurance Sept. 30th
IMPORTANT DATES TO REMEMBER
Sept. 5th – Labor Day – Corporate Offices Closed
Sept. 8th – WIT Award and Birthday Celebration
Sept.30th – Family Meeting/Picnic
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H. R. News
FAMILY MEETING
NEW HIRES
Janet Ward, v.p. human resources
Please help me welcome the following employees to our family!
Please help me welcome the following employees to our family!
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Our family meeting is now set for Friday, September 30th and will be held off-site at the YMCA’s
Camp Hargis. We will be integrating this with a team-building and company picnic event that
we hope will help bring us all closer together and underscore our value of “Family.” The format of
the meeting has changed to emphasize the purpose of these meetings which is to improve Company-wide
communication as well as facilitate understanding amongst the various teams and units.
We will be setting up the Question Box in the weeks to come in various departments and will be
addressing overall strategic-based questions at the Famiy meeting. Your individual department heads
will be holding meetings a week prior to this gathering to address questions of more functional or
individual nature. More details will be forthcoming as we draw closer but we will be providing food,
games and other “goodies.”
HALLOWEEN PARTY & CONTEST
Get started on thinking about your department themes, decorations and costumes as we will be
having another Halloween Contest and Trick-R-Treat. All Corporate departments will decorate and
dress up and our operations employees will enjoy the chance to trick-r-treat throughout the building
as well as judge the winning department. Last year’s contest showed some outstanding creativity and
horrific humor so we are looking forward to seeing what people can do this year. We will be announcing
the actual day of this Halloween celebration so keep checking for updates.
Antonio Pinto
Sharon Farmer
John Rockett
Vershona Hughley
Mark Rodell
Susan Ray
Jessica Miller
Marvin Lewis
Retail – Charlotte
Retail – Pelham
Marketing
Retail – Pelham
Contracts
Marketing
Marketing
Retail – Raleigh
EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTH AWARD
The August Employee of the Month went to a very talented and
humble employee…Matt Scallions! Matt is a Lead Designer in
our Product & Sourcing Department who has brought his own
roll-up your sleeves attitude (literally) and great creative eye to our
company. Everyone who knows and works with Matt can attest
to easy-going attitude and strong work ethic. He is definitely a
hard worker and talented designer. Congratulations Matt!
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Inspiring Thoughts
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Pray For Louisiana #LAflood
“But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness,
faithfulness, gentleness and self-control. Against such things there is no law.”
- Galatians 5:22-23
“You can’t put a limit on anything. The more you dream, the farther you get.”
- Michael Phelps, most decorated Olympian of all time
“If you fail to prepare, you’re prepared to fail.”
- Mark Spitz, Nine-time Olympic swimming champion
“You have to believe in yourself when no one else does -- that makes you a winner
right there.”
- Venus Williams, Four time Olympic gold medalist, tennis
“He who is not courageous enough to take risks will accomplish nothing in life.”
- Muhammad Ali, Olympic light heavyweight champion, Rome 1960
“Yes, we’ve discovered a planet orbiting the nearest star but let’s not lose our minds.”
- Elizabeth Tasker, Scientific American
“August is like the Sunday of Summer.”
- anonymous
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MONTHLY UPDATE: SEPTEMBER 2016
Employee Spotlight
Name:
Jessica Miller (like the beer)
City of Residence:
Birmingham, AL
Inhabitants at my residence: (pets/family/friends)
Roo the Dog (named after kangaroo,
because he jumps a lot)
Start date and current position with SC:
Aug. 16th, first day of Garden Party, lol.
Digital Graphic Designer
What I like best about working for SC:
Guess I’ll find out soon...
Best job (other than SC):
Barrista at airport cafe. I met lots of
cool people from all over the world, like
Channing Tatum, Henry Winkler and
Vander Holyfield.
Worst job:
2 year old day care teacher...lots of poopy
diapers.
What 3 traits define you:
Driven. Creative. Unicorn.
Motto or Personal Mantra: (Git ‘er done)
I’ve been hustlin’ since I was born.
What’s one thing you couldn’t live without?
Oreos
What I fear most:
Failure. It’s legit; I was talking to my
mom about it last night. I push myself
really hard.
Proudest of:
How far I’ve come since the beginning of
my graphic design career 3.5 years ago.
Favorite Place to Be:
The couch with my dog, wine, popcorn
& Netflix.
Favorite sports or pastimes:
Live music and Alabama football.
People would be surprised to know:
I once was a cheerleader.
What would you most like to tell yourself at age 13?
It will all work out.
Favorite Memory:
Going to France... a month was not
enough time. Ah, the food, the wine, the
scenery. On New Year’s, everything was
iced over and everyone was busting their
tails, lol.
Pet peeves:
Passive aggressive behavior.
Favorite song, movie, book, or comedian:
To sing: “House of the Rising Sun” To
read: Eat Pray Love. To watch: Guardians
of the Galaxy...anything Marvel, except
the first Daredevil with Ben Afleck, ugh.
Favorite Vehicle:
My Honda Accord is pimped with a
backup camera.
Before I die, I would like to:
Spend a Summer in Tuscany learning to
cook from the natives.
CORE VALUES
We Believe Deeply In:
Family | Obsession With Design | Relentless Attention to Detail
Integrity | Pace | Exceptional Business Results
OUR BRANDS:
WHOLESALE | CONTRACT SALES | PRIVATE LABEL | SC HOME STORES
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