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    Eric Drylewicz posted an update in the group Group logo of The WallThe Wall 1 year, 10 months ago

    Celebrating 365 Days of Safe Operations at Colart Americas – DC4

    Dear colleagues,

    I am thrilled to announce that on May 15, 2024, Colart Americas – DC4 reached a significant milestone: 365 days of uninterrupted safe operations. This achievement underscores our unwavering commitment to safety, excellence, and teamwork!

    To commemorate this momentous occasion, we commissioned custom-made shirts for our dedicated DC members. These shirts serve as tokens of appreciation for their tireless efforts in maintaining a secure and efficient warehouse environment.

    As we reflect on this accomplishment, let us continue to prioritize safety, collaboration, and continuous improvement. Together, we can build upon this success and propel our site toward even greater achievements!

    Thank you DC4 Team members for your supoort, dedication and hard work!

     

    Eric Drylewicz – Facilities Support Specialist – DC4

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  • Jeanette Bullock posted an update in the group Group logo of The WallThe Wall 1 year, 10 months ago

    The Snazaroo team like nothing more than a nice cuppa and a slice of cake, so International Tea Day on Tuesday seemed like the perfect opportunity to indulge ourselves.

    Once again the well being team set a fine variety of teas along with home made & shop bought cakes supplied by their colleagues for all to enjoy.

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  • Jakub Kopek posted an update in the group Group logo of The WallThe Wall 1 year, 10 months ago

    especially for VINTAGE style fans

    straight from Croatia

    • Winsor&Newton Cotman HP and 8 ml
    • Conte a Paris – almost full range

     

    which do you like better?

     

    what year can these displays be from?

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  • Alex Ou posted an update in the group Group logo of The WallThe Wall 1 year, 10 months ago

    The regulatory team had an excellent day at the CHEM UK Exhibition in Birmingham last week. CHEM UK is a trade show that brings together authorities, UK manufacturers, chemical industry trade association experts, and innovators. The interconnectedness of innovation, sustainability, and regulation was a key theme, emphasizing the complexity, challenges, divergence, opportunities, and solutions within the chemical industry. It was also great to connect in person and engage in further discussions with our suppliers and other manufacturers at their individual stalls. Overall, it was an informative and valuable team-building day!

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  • Jennifer Bonaccolta posted an update in the group Group logo of The WallThe Wall 1 year, 11 months ago

    We have some exciting news to share from North America!  We have officially launched our new locally sourced PWC sets on Winsor&Newton.com! 

    A project that started in October of 2023, we were able to bring 4 new sets to market in only 5 months.  We locally sourced packaging and all assembly was done in house in DC4.  They made their debut at NAMTA in March and have since been growing in popularity in our fine art market. 

    Special thanks to all the many teams involved to help these sets come to life! 

    John Mendryk and Allison Corrigan for securing our inventory and getting everything ordered and in DC4 on time, Elba Garnica and her team in the warehouse for assembling these sets quickly and efficiently in 2 days, Anne Zayatz for her beautiful hand-painted washes that were used for our packaging artwork, Maria Gottfried who photographed all packaging artwork as well as all assets for campaigns and web, our local customer service team to get these SKUs ready for sale, and Kyle Daniele who helped get all assets on the Bank.

    We also had help from our global partners – Marine Hammer and the Item Creation team, Fatima Kadic who worked on all packaging, Racheal Reynolds for getting these live on Winsor&Newton.com, and many more!  This was truly a collective effort from all involved and helped to show our ability to work with agility and dedication to the brand. 

    We look forward to bringing more locally curated sets to the market this year!

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