Articles by Abe Sherman
Death of a Salesman – Act II, together™
Welcome to a brand new industry. Welcome to together™.
Articles by Abe Sherman
Welcome to a brand new industry. Welcome to together™.
Let’s acknowledge right off the bat that getting back to business as usual may not be quick or easy.
Death of a Salesman is not about the Arthur Miller play, but an acknowledgment that traditional selling is dead. ... Selling therefore, must become consultative. In fact, let’s just drop the rep from Sales rep and call them what they must become, Sales Consultants or Merchandising Consultants.
So, how do we create a lasting partnership between retail jewelers and their suppliers?...You see, if we do this right, when we get through this year, there may be a desire (or a need) to change the way we manage this entire system.
The other night I watched the movie Pearl Harbor. I have to admit that I was a bit down that day, feeling, like everyone else, a helplessness creeping in.
For perhaps the first time in my life, I’m here to tell you that having too much inventory might just be a good thing. For now.
It is during times like these when we are tested as owners, managers, employees and members of our community.
A member of the BIG family, Ann Arnold, is making headlines in recent weeks with her newest philanthropic endeavor. We are so proud to share in the excitement around her family's legacy project: The Mark Schonwetter Holocaust Education Foundation Jewelry Family Creates Foundation to Honor Holocaust-Survivor Father Via JenniferHeebner.com (used with permission) Livingston, [...]
(Reprinted from The Centurion, November 26, 2019) Boston, MA—At a “town hall” meeting during Hearts On Fire University 2019, the brand’s retail partners suggested a diamond-sharing program to help facilitate sell-through of serialized diamonds. This week, Caryl Capeci, CEO of Chow Tai Fook North America, parent company of the Hearts On Fire and Memoire brands, [...]
Beginning around now, a 10% tariff is going to be charged on some of your new purchases. Merchandise won’t have the same costs as was expected when the items were priced out earlier this year.