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Stamp-Connection: No.3 Best Small Company to Work For In Oregon

Wednesday, March 17th, 2010
100 Best 2010

100 Best 2010

Nearly 20,000 employees from 303 participated in the 17th annual ranking of the 100 Best Companies to Work for in Oregon survey. With 15 employees and a 3,500-square-foot office space in downtown Gresham, Stamp-Connection took No. 3 on the list of Best Small Companies.

“With just $1.25 million in annual gross revenues, Stamp-Connection is one of the smallest companies to make the 100 Best. The company won points for offering 100% percent paid health care for families of employees and paid maternity and paternity leave. But the category that vaulted Stamp-Connection to No. 3 on the list of Best Small Companies was decision-making and trust.” (Oregon Business, March 2010).

Read the complete article on Oregon Business.com

View the complete list of 100 Best Companies to Work For in Oregon.

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Manufacturers of the Year Converge on Grays Harbor

Monday, March 23rd, 2009

graysharborThree past and present winners of the manufacturer of the year award met in Aberdeen, Washington for a trip through the past and discussion of the future.

Ron, Dave & Ken Windell of Grays Harbor Stamp Works, in its 93rd year, invited John Clark and Derek Persons of Stamp-Connection along with Tony Pezze of United Marking to tour their facilities and show them that the same craftsmanship that brought success to past generations of stamp makers is still viable in today’s high tech world.

“Meeting another company that takes pride in their work such as Grays Harbor inspires us to do better.” says John Clark of Stamp-Connection. “And the success that all of our companies have shown during these tough economic times proves that a quality product and exceptional customer service still matters above all else.”

The night started with a tour of the manufacturing process that Grays Harbor uses to turn out high quality rubber stamps and engraved products.

The equipment, some well over 50 years, is still going strong and is used on a daily basis.

“You can’t help but to feel proud working on the same benches and using the same equipment that our father and grandfather used to build the business.” says Ken Windell. “The rubber stamp industry has been good to our family.”

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