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CRI President, Werner Braun – Part 2 (11:17)

CRI President, Werner Braun – Part 2 (11:17)

December 4, 2007—Werner Braun, President, Carpet & Rug Institute (CRI), from the association’s annual meeting, in the second part of a four-part series talks more about the new comprehensive standard, NSF 140-2007, Sustainable Carpet Assessment, its purpose and its efforts to addresses the triple bottom line, economic- environmental-social, throughout the supply chain.

Analyst Keith Hughes on 3Q – Part 2 (11:03)

Analyst Keith Hughes on 3Q – Part 2 (11:03)

December 4, 2007—Keith Hughes, Managing Director in Equity Research, SunTrust Robinson-Humphrey in the second part of a three-part series discusses the replacement market, the performance of Berkshire Hathaway and Shaw during the quarter as well as the performance of Mohawk during the quarter.

CRI President, Werner Braun – Part 1  (10:38)

CRI President, Werner Braun – Part 1 (10:38)

December 3, 2007—Werner Braun, President, Carpet & Rug Institute (CRI), from the association’s annual meeting, in the first part of a four-part series, discusses the meeting’s record-setting turnout, the new NSF 140-2007, Sustainable Carpet Assessment Standard that has been approved by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI), making the carpet industry is the first to have developed a unified sustainable Standard for the entire United States.

Philadelphia Retailer Fred Reinhart – Part 5

Philadelphia Retailer Fred Reinhart – Part 5

November 30, 2007—Retailer Fred Reinhart, President, of stocking retailer Reinhart Carpet Outlet, in the final part of a five part series discusses how he works with his sales force and installation crews, how he deals with suppliers and consumers and his expectations for the remainded of 2007 and into 2008.

Philadelphia Retailer Fred Reinhart – Part 4

Philadelphia Retailer Fred Reinhart – Part 4

November 29, 2007—Retailer Fred Reinhart, President, stocking retailer Reinhart Carpet Outlet, in the fourth part of a five part series discusses his concerns about carpet’s loss of market share, his feeling about expanding into hard surface and his plans to expand into offering in-home services.

Philadelphia Retailer Fred Reinhart – Part 3

Philadelphia Retailer Fred Reinhart – Part 3

November 28, 2007—Retailer Fred Reinhart, President stocking retailer Reinhart Carpet Outlet, in the third part of a five part series talks about his operation in the Germantown area of the city, his customers and how he deals with inventory and how he makes product decisions and ensured overhead is kept as low as possible.

Philadelphia Retailer Fred Reinhart – Part 2

Philadelphia Retailer Fred Reinhart – Part 2

November 27, 2007—Retailer Fred Reinhart, President, of stocking retailer Reinhart Carpet Outlet, in the second part of a five part series, talks more about his operation how his warehouse is categorized the colors, styles and products that sell in his marketplace and the how he approaches marketing brand building and advertising in these difficult times, how he scopes competition.

Philadelphia Retailer Fred Reinhart – Part 1 (10:45)

Philadelphia Retailer Fred Reinhart – Part 1 (10:45)

November 26, 2007—Retailer Fred Reinhart, President, of Reinhart Carpet Outlet, in the first part of a five part series discusses his stocking retaile operation in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania the level of business in Philadelphia during 2007 and his basic retail philosophy. Reinhart also offers his take on his customers and what has caused them to pulled back on their expenditures.

CRI President, Werner Braun – Part 1

CRI President, Werner Braun – Part 1

November 25, 2007—Werner Braun, President, Carpet & Rug Institute (CRI), from the association’s annual meeting, in the first part of a four-part series, discusses the meeting’s record-setting turnout, the new NSF 140-2007, Sustainable Carpet Assessment Standard that has been approved by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI), making the carpet industry is the first to have developed a unified sustainable Standard for the entire United States.