Furniture Today - November 10, 2003
Cover Story
Conlin's conquers distance
Conlin's Furniture is becoming a professionally managed retailer while at the same time holding onto many hallmarks of a family-owned and run enterprise. President Joe Conlin, son of one of the 17-store chain's four founders, said the transition comes after a long entrepreneurial stage that stretches back to 1965, when Ed, John, Clem and Frank Conlin opened a furniture st...
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- Sleep group going to Vegas
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