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Meyer Hosts National Distributor Meeting in Cleveland
Posted 6/12/2007 8:15:08 AM
On June 6 & 7, 2007 Meyer and Swenson hosted over 200 distributors in Cleveland during their National Distributor Meeting. Distributors were treated to a ballgame and picnic at Jacobs Field the first evening. The following morning the group gathered for a meeting where Meyer and Swenson unveiled their newest products featuring Meyer's exclusive Reliable Over-time Construction (ROC) process. The day ended with a private dinner at the world renowned Rock-N-Roll Hall of Fame. Photos of the 2-day event can be found on the following website link: www.kodakgallery.com/meyerphotos2007. |
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Meyer Hosts NE Ohio City Service Directors
Posted 9/21/2006 9:46:20 AM
On September 20, 2006 Meyer hosted 85 Northeast Ohio City Service Directors at their Cleveland plant. Each guest received a tour of Meyer's state-of-the-art manufacturing facility. Local authorized Meyer distributors were also in attendance. They provided several vehicles with Meyer products installed so the Service Directors could view Meyer's newest products on trucks. The day ended with an outside barbecue. |
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Meyer President featured in LANDSCAPE MANAGEMENT
Posted 5/19/2006 10:25:21 AM
Featured in the May 2006 Snow & Ice Guide supplement of LANDSCAPE MANAGEMENT magazine is Meyer President, Andrew L. Outcalt. The article focuses on how the plow industry has become more technology driven. Meyer is in the forefront of that technology due to the implementation of Lean manufacturing techniques, a new barcode system, and manufacturing improvements of Meyer Snowplows including reliable over-time construction. The story also addresses the fact that snowfall accumulation is down, but Mr. Outcalt is optimistic the demand for snow removal equipment will grow because society has become less tolerant of snow-covered roads and parking lots. Read the entire article: www.landscapemanagement.net
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Andrew L. Outcalt featured in CRAIN'S CLEVELAND BUSINESS
Posted 5/24/2006 1:54:25 PM
Newly appointed Meyer president, Andrew Outcalt, is featured in March 27-April 2, 2006 CRAIN’S CLEVELAND BUSINESS magazine. The article highlights Mr. Outcalt’s career path as well as his vision for Meyer Products. Andy states the company is focusing on manufacturing improvements and new product developments.
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Meyer’s New Chief Featured in SNOW Magazine
Posted 6/1/2006 3:38:34 PM
Andrew L. Outcalt, Meyer’s new chief, is featured in the May 2006 issue of GIE Media’s SNOW Magazine. Mr. Outcalt tells SNOW that snow removal contractors are concerned with productivity and efficiency, and Meyer is up to the challenge. The company is very focused on product development as well as customer service. Click here to view the article.
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SIMA Attendee Wins Meyer Mate Spreader
Posted 6/22/2006 8:35:05 AM
The Snow & Ice Management Association held their annual Snow & Ice Symposium June 15 & 16 in Hartford, CT, and Meyer snowplows and spreaders were on display. To help support the SIMA organization, Meyer raffled a Mate Spreader. Congratulations to the lucky snow professional, Dan Gilliland, from Belton, MO who won the Meyer spreader! |
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Meyer Displays Newest Products at International Aviation Snow Symposium
Posted 5/3/2006 8:43:41 AM
A 7½ foot Meyer Diamond Edge Snow Plow and the new 8 foot Swenson Polyhawk Spreader were on display this past April at the International Aviation Snow Symposim held in Buffalo.
Snow and ice control at airports are high priorities during winter conditions, thus a forum was needed to provide and share information on the latest products and technology available, along with shared experience by airport operations personnel.
Meyer was one of the founding companies that originated the Snow Symposium in 1966. Over the last 40 years, this event has grown from a handful of attendees in Allentown, Pennsylvania, to over 434 representing 290 airports from all over the world including Canada, Iceland, Japan, Denmark and Sweden.
Both civilian and military airports send staff to view the latest technology in snow and ice control and attend presentations of equipment and techniques.
A representative from Meyer was a speaker at the first General Session. The subject was technological developments of latest products and their application for airport operations and covered equipment manufactured by Meyer and other world-wide manufacturers.
Howard P. Fairfield Inc. of Skowhegan, Maine, a large distributor for Swenson Spreader, displayed a Swenson Airporter EV2000 Series spreader. This model is custom designed for airport runway and roadway ice control.
The next time you are flying into an airport facing snow conditions, you can be confident products like Meyer and Swenson, along with well-trained personnel will make your landing a safe one, and you will find the access roads and parking areas have been cleared of snow and ice conditions so that you can complete your trip safely.
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Press from Sports Business Journal
Posted 11/23/2005 11:19:10 AM
Another Snow Job: We’re always looking for non-traditional categories that use sponsorship creatively, and Cleveland-based Meyer Products’ use of a network of NFL teams to market its snowplow attachments is one of the best we’ve seen.
Sponsorships with the Cleveland Browns, Buffalo Bills, Baltimore Ravens and Minnesota Vikings have garnered Meyer “official snowplow” designations with those teams. A similar agreement makes it the “Preferred Snowplow” of the Pittsburgh Steelers. Meyer also receives radio, online and print inventory from the teams.
Meyer has offensive linemen (they “clear a path”) appearing in ads and making company appearances. Meyer also sponsors the Offensive Lineman of the Year award for each NFL club.
A ‘Plow Your Way To Hawaii” sweepstakes allows fans to vote for their favorite offensive lineman at participating dealers, with a sweeps that offers trips to the islands during the Pro Bowl.
A premium promotion offers plow purchasers a jacket proclaiming Meyer the “Official Snowplow of Pro Football’s Snow Country.” Game hospitality and dealer visits are also conducted.
In terms of building relationships with our dealers, and giving them an avenue to entertain their customers, this has really been a powerful tool for us,” said Meyer executive vice president Andy Outcalt.
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Meyer Profiled in US Business Review
Posted 6/13/2005 4:25:00 PM
Meyer Products was profiled in the April 2005 issue of US Business Review, a leading business journal published by Schofield Media. US Business Review highlights leading companies in a number of industries. The magazine focuses on the business practices that make companies like Meyer Products sucessful. |
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Meyer Hosts First Annual Symbiot Snow Summit
Posted 8/26/2005 2:33:51 PM
On August 3 & 4, 2005, Meyer Products hosted the First Annual Symbiot Snow Summit. Twenty-five partners and sales partners from the Landscape Network and Snow Network of the Symbiot Business Group were treated to their choice of golf or fishing. The following day the partners attended a seminar at our Cleveland facility to get a hands-on look at Meyer's newest snow and ice control products. That evening the group watched the Cleveland Indians take on the New York Yankees at Jacobs Field. |
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Meyer Products Named Exclusive Symbiot Partner
Posted 5/21/2004 4:28:05 PM
Meyer Products has officially been named as the Exclusive supplier of snow and ice control equipment to the Symbiot Business Group. Symbiot is a consortium of thousands of top-tier, independent service contractors across the U.S.
Symbiot members will be able to take advantage of an exclusive national buying program, which Meyer is proud to offer through Symbiot’s Purchase Power Program (P3).
The Symbiot P3 Network is a nation-wide group of preferred vendors known for providing excellent solutions to their clients. These Symbiot partners deliver National purchasing programs and pricing that add value and competitive advantages to the Symbiot Network members.
For more information on becoming a member of Symbiot and taking advantage of this exclusive partnership, visit www.symbiot.biz.
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