Jeff Lovely of Advance Marking & Signs spoke about his business at Seattle Execs lunch this week. What does a marking company make? Stamps, signs, ADA signs (such as restroom signs and no smoking signs), name tags (name badges) desk name plates, directories and directory strips, engraved products, cast bron...

Adam Broetje of Odd Dog Media thanked members at Seattle Execs yesterday for their support for the past three years. Congratulations, Adam, on your third anniversary with SEA!

Each new member of Seattle Executives Association has a mentor to help them learn how to make the most of their membership. Josh Miller of Wire Craft Electric is now mentoring new member Traci Tenhulzen of Tenhulzen Remodeling

Seattle Executives Association's Treasurer, Janet Pluntze of Payroll Solutions was taking care of some business before this week's SEA meeting.

We are pleased to announce that we have just added 2 new HTML5 clocks! This marks the beginning of the migration process in which we are converting our Flash clocks to HTML5. Head on over to the HTML5 clock section to get a clock of your very own! HTML 5 Clocks display Seattle Time.

Chad Richardson of Seattle Mailing Bureau spoke to Seattle Execs about the marketing benefits of direct mailing. Contact Chad if you would like to start a direct mail campaign - no project too large or too small.

The Associates group held their January luncheon meeting at the Washington Athletic Club. Rick Cardona, SEA member and Director of Group Sales for the WAC, welcomed the group and explained some of the services available at the WAC.

I bought a huge sandwich with full of ham and turkey at Safeway. When I came back and cut it open, the meats are only on the opening side and back there is nothing. What does Safeway want to prove? Only thing they are proving is that they cheat customers. I won't buy this sandwich again.

Yesterday, Billy Poll, President of Seattle Executives Association, conducted SEA's first meeting of 2013!

Does it look very sunken? It is one of those ships that moves pontoons around on Lake Washington.