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Tuesday
January 5, 2010 Winning ASI Radiothon BiddersFiled under: asi radio show Back in December, ASI Radio sponsored an auction and charity drive to benefit The G.I. Go Fund, an non-profit organization that assists U.S. veterans as they transition back to civilian life. Thanks to the generosity of several industry supplies, ASI did a silent auction of premium items that culminated in a live broadcast of winners and bids. The following are the items along with the winning bidders. Congrats to all! 1. Men’s Wenger Alpine Diver Bracelet Watch: Andy Cohen $85
2. Cutter & Buck Performance Series 7-inch Leather Digital Picture Frame: Donna Marone $65
3 Wake-Up Speaker/Clock/iPod Dock Combowinner: Robert Weinberg $100
4. Travis & Wells Weekender Bag: Tricia Heinrich $35
5. Travis & Wells Wheeled Ballistic Computer Brief: Michelle Deitsch $40
6. Ungaro “Florence” Passport Wallet: Peggy Kotara $35
7. Cerruti “Helix” Pen: Rick Ryan $25
8. Waterford Kilbarry-Capped “Gillouche” Pen: Sam Bell $64 - winner 2: Peggy Kotara $55
9. Executive Digital Photo Frame: Ian McCall $31
10. Rimbale Wine & Bar Set: Dayna $41 11. Giftcor Premier BBQ Set: Leah Fiano $60
12. Rabbit & Rosebud Faux Fur Luxury Blanket: Leah Fiano $50
13. Gioco 500 Poker Set: Diane Torrens $40
14. “Breakwall” Sport Sunglasses from Maui Jim: Tim Andrews $120
15. Terni Trolley Bag: Walter Kurt $60
16. Jorg Gray “Tank” Ladies’ Watch: Helen Cohen $50
Tuesday
December 8, 2009 ASI RadiothonFiled under: asi radio show This just in! ASI Radio has organized a charitable drive to benefit The G.I. Go Fund, an organization that assists soldiers upon their return to the U.S. Generous industry suppliers have donated high-end items — such as watches, digital picture frames, and iPod docking stations – to be auctioned off and the drive will culminate during the ASI Radio Show on December 15. Bidding is now open on the items and you can do so now. Support a good cause and donate today. Click here to see the items and bid!
Thursday
November 19, 2009 ASI Radio Rewind: Interview With Colin PowellFiled under: asi radio show
Just right-click this button here It’s a great show with some great advice from the General on leadership, so I highly recommend your ear on this one! Enjoy, and let us know what you think about the show by emailing us at feedback@asicentral.com. For more ASI Internet Radio Show archives, check out our Radio archives page here.
Monday
November 16, 2009 ASI’s Radio MP3 Download InstructionsFiled under: asi radio show For well over a year, ASI has been broadcasting a weekly Internet radio show that can be heard anywhere on the planet so long as you have access to a computer. For 30 minutes a week — Tuesdays @ 10:30 a.m. until 11:00 a.m. EST — we stream the show live from our studios in lovely downtown Trevose, PA. And if you’re unable to listen to the live show every week, we have an archive of each and every show on our Radio Archives page. But what if you’re one of the many who prefers to download the archived file as a podcast and listen to it at your own leisure on your personal MP3 player? Well, you can do that too! Here are the instructions for downloading MP3s from ASI’s Radio pages:
And if you still have any questions about this process, please feel free to email us at feedback@asicentral.com anytime. – RadioDEEZ
Thursday
November 12, 2009 Gen. Colin Powell To Be On ASI RadioFiled under: asi radio show
Best of all, we’re opening the phone and email lines to you, our audience, so that you can pose a question to Gen. Powell. If you’ve got a question you’d like to ask the General about leadership, you can do so now by sending an email to radio@asicentral.com or you can wait until Tuesday, Nov. 17 and call into our studios approximately 10:20 a.m. EST at the number 215.953.4979. To listen to the show, simply go to www.asicentral.com/radio on Tuesday morning. And to learn more about Gen. Powell’s keynote speech during this year’s ASI Show Orlando, click here. – Team Central
Tuesday
October 6, 2009 Special Announcement from ASI CEO Tim AndrewsFiled under: asi radio show Today on ASI Radio, ASI’s CEO and President Tim Andrews will make a special announcement! Don’t forget to tune into today’s show at 10:30 a.m. EST! – RadioDeez
Monday
July 20, 2009 ASI Internet Radio Schedule from ChicagoFiled under: asi radio show
Not only will we be broadcasting a regularly scheduled show on Tuesday, but we’ve added two additional shows for Wednesday and Thursday, all from the convention floor of the ASI Show Chicago! But please note the times for Wednesday’s and Thursday’s shows are different than usual:
Don’t miss a minute of the action. Click here for ASI Internet Radio. -Radio Deez
Tuesday
June 23, 2009 Paul Lage Discusses BIC’s Acquisition of NorwoodFiled under: asi radio show On today’s ASI Radio Show, Norwood’s president and CEO Paul Lage talked about the recent acquisition of his company by BIC Graphic. The following is the interview transcript of Paul Lage during the ASI Radio Show: [BEGIN TRANSCRIPT] Melinda Ligos (ASI): So Paul, tell us what’s been going on, this is obviously a surprise to many in the industry. Paul Lage (Norwood): BIC actually got involved about a month ago, the process that we went through involves an actual auction process and, although Aurora was the company that we went into the event with, BIC stepped up fairly early in the process and showed a lot of interest and, in a relatively short period of time became very comfortable with the business and took some major steps forward in the auction and won and now we’re basically owned by BIC. Dave Vagnoni (ASI): I want to get right to this question about staff and facilities, what will this deal mean for Norwood’s future? PL: Business as usual. The staffs at Norwood will remain the same. The staffs at BIC will remain the same. Facilities will remain the same. We’re going to operate as two separate entities for now, at least. But we will be looking for some synergies across the organization. DV: And how about management? What will be your role going forward? PL: My role right now is still president and chief operating officer, or chief executive officer for Norwood, we’re still working through details in terms of titles and responsibilities. We’ll probably have more information on that in the next couple weeks. DV: And how about brand identity? Will BIC and Norwood basically be separate from a product line standpoint? PL: Yes. That’s the easy answer. I think Norwood has worked very hard especially over the last three years to develop its brand, and BIC has probably the leading brand in the industry. So, no, there’s opportunities, we each have a little bit different personality to our brand so I think they complement each other very well. ML: And now, Paul, obviously you were at BIC for many years, is there any consideration of you going back to BIC? PL: There was a huge deja vu factor that kicked in here. I certainly have a lot of experience there and I hope I have the opportunity to at least participate in some of the BIC parts of the business, but again that’s probably a bit premature in terms of those decisions being made. ML: So no move from Indiana back to Florida any time soon? PL: If it happens it will be in October through February (laughter) [END TRANSCRIPT] Want to listen to a podcast of the interview? Click here. For an archive of the entire show, Click here.
Tuesday
May 12, 2009 Photos: ASI Radio’s 50th ShowFiled under: asi radio show Confetti, cake, champagne, CEO … with all these c’s, there must be something to celebrate, right? Indeed! ASI Radio celebrated its 50th show this morning with tremendous fanfare. And they just happened to invite yours truly. And I had a camera. ‘Nuf said. Enjoy! – wingCAM
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