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News from Our Executive Vice- President
Last Month’s newsletter featured our President and CEO, Donald Barrick, talking about how busy our summer was and how we were able to help a number of our clients achieve their goals.
At that time Donald had no idea of the devastation and destruction that hurricane Katrina was about to inflict on the states of Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Florida. Although it is still too early to tell, it is estimated that there will be more than $100 billion in damages along with a great number of lost lives.
Resource Management Partners, Inc. has already begun to receive requests from our clients for additional funding as they are contracted by government agencies to rebuild the infrastructure. One of our current plumbing contractors in the Huston area has been awarded contracts to update the plumbing at abandoned schools in order to accommodate the recent influx of students evacuated from New Orleans.
In another instance a private security firm contracted by the local police has requested funding to handle rapidly increasing payroll needs. In short the recent demands for financial relief have been great and in the months ahead as the Gulf Coast States work hard to rebuild their infrastructure and get their lives back together, businesses like ours will be asked to stretch our guide lines a bit in order to help.
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" Most people are
other people. Their thoughts are someone else's opinions, their lives are
mimicry, their passions are quotation."
- OSCAR WILDE
- OSCAR WILDE
___KIRKLAND,WASHINGTON Considering how many centuries that plumbing was made out of lead, it's ironic that Jim Stack suffered lead poisoning from paint. That was good for the plumbing business and bad for the painting business.
Stack, the incoming president of Plumbing-Heating-Cooling Contractors --National Association, was flat on his back in a hospital room in 1970 from the effects of lead poisoning as a result of his work painting bridges. The man in the bed next to him, dying from congestive heart failure, owned a plumbing firm that his son had taken over.
Stack knew he couldn't paint another bridge, so he went from being an $ 8 an hour painter to a $2 an hour plumber's helper... (More)
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