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Pat Curry "Expanding options: as the insurance market shows some signs of softening, dealers will be able to control inflated costs and obtain better coverage if they address the critical elements that policy writers evaluate". Prosales. FindArticles.com. 02 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0NTC/is_1_17/ai_n8708428/

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Articles in Jan, 2005 issue of Prosales

• Carter Lumber opens wall panel plant
• Strober acquires Moore's
• 84 Lumber exceeds $3 billion sales mark
• Join us
• Huttig buys Texas Wholesale
• Calling all vendors: attention vendors! Opportunity is knocking. Don't miss it
  by Mike Bugbee
• Component craze: once a high-risk, untested alternative to stick-framing, components are now near-necessities to many a builder's—and dealer's—profitability
  by Rich Binsacca
• Perfect execution: beating the competition can be easy if you commit to excellence and deliver on your promises
  by Mike Butts
• Desa heating
• Calendar
• Excellent award
  by Kathleen Roulet
• Hancock Lumber applauded for public service
• Personal touch: great sales managers create powerful sales environments by developing individual coaching relationships
  by Rick Davis
• Declaration of independents: despite extreme variations in pro dealer size, scale, and market focus, every business in the industry remains ultimately united
  by Chris Wood
• Under fire: litigation sparks call for investigation of insurance broker fees
  by Pat Curry
• Style Solutions acquires Fypon, SBR buys Dixie-Pacific
• A market-based approach to sustained profitability
• Laticrete
• Wood Truss Council of America
• Emery-Waterhouse
• Tarkett wood
• OSI Sealants: a seamless partnership with dealers
• Speaking words of wisdom … Your business philosophy should acknowledge that you can't satisfy every customer
  by Tad Troilo
• WireTracks
• Huttig Building Products: constructive solutions since 1885
• Sound effects: commercial trends in acoustical ceilings are trickling down to the high-end residential segment
  by Stephani L. Miller
• Digital edge
  by Stephani L. Miller
• BMHC keeps rolling
• Smarter buying through software: Big Buck Lumber boosts accuracy and efficiency with an automated lumber pricing system
  by Tom Smith
• Forest Stewardship Council-US
• Integrity® posts strong growth for PA lumberyard
• LACN inducts officers, distributes awards
• Fun in the sun: heading to the 2005 International Builders' Show in Florida? Check out our guide to some of the products and programs you'll find at the year's premier home building event
• Lafarge North America
• Always on the move: never setting for second-best, Curtis Lumber continues its track record of success by pushing the pro dealer limits of customer, corporate, and industry investment and stewardship
  by Chris Wood
• Habitat for Humanity International
• AZEK® Trimboards salutes Curtis Lumber
• Moving forward as partners in success
• Atlas homewares
• Analysis paralysis: technology and software are giving us more operations data than ever before. Get organized and establish parameters to avoid information overload
  by Johan Van Tilburg
• Timberlake Cabinet Co
  by Stephani L. Miller
• Expanding options: as the insurance market shows some signs of softening, dealers will be able to control inflated costs and obtain better coverage if they address the critical elements that policy writers evaluate
  by Pat Curry
• Talent pool: dedicated dealers and active manufacturers and services members create an ideal industry partnership
  by Shawn Conrad
• Fresh perspectives: from our Dealer of the Year to our new design, we honor 2005 as a year of positive change
  by Lisa Clift