It’s no secret that Millwood , Inc. has been growing quickly in the past year. We successfully acquired and onboarded several new facilities in 2022 and are actively seeking more opportunities for expansion across the country this year . If you own a small pallet business, here are four reasons you may want to consider joining the Millwood family.
Sports World , a Christian-based organization , partners with former professional athletes to inspire and motivate groups of all kinds, including schools, workplaces and organizations. S everal Millwood facilities have hosted speakers in the past to bring messages of hope and faith to our team. Sports World speakers also encourage listeners to make positive choices in their lives.
Millwood, Inc. has filled the position of Chief Financial Officer (CFO) effective February 27.
Employee Appreciation Day is an opportunity for managers and workplace leaders to take a moment to celebrate and honor their employees. Regularly recognizing, rewarding and thanking your team goes a long way in showing them they are valued and appreciated.
When you’re shipping your product on a pallet, you want to have the utmost confidence that your load will arrive at its destination safely and cost-effectively. At Millwood, we don’t leave it up to chance, we leave it up to science with the Millwood Lab.
For the past three years, the supply chain industry has been making headlines as major disruptions sent shockwaves through American life and the global economy. The pandemic instigated numerous issues for a supply chain that was already struggling to remain resilient.
Millwood, Inc. is focused on growth, and in 2022, the company grew to the tune of five new facilities and nearly 100 team members.
Millwood, Inc. added a second New Jersey-based pallet repair location in Barrington, NJ. The new location is about an hour southwest of our pallet repair location in South River, NJ and is Millwood’s 37th location nationwide.
Years ago, home improvement stores were in hot water as a result of customers insisting the lumber they purchased was falsely advertised. The stores, however, argued that the size of the lumber sold was properly marketed even if the wood was smaller than labeled. How can that be? The difference is in nominal vs actual lumber sizes.
On Friday the 13th, it’s easy to get caught up in superstition. We avoid ladders, mirrors and the paths of every black cat we see in hopes of warding off bad luck, and we keep rabbits feet, pennies and four-leaf clovers to attract good fortune.
