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B-STOCK SOLUTIONS HONORED AS GOLD STEVIE® AWARD WINNER IN 2012 AMERICAN BUSINESS AWARDSSM
Winners in ABA’s First Tech and New Product Awards Announced at Ceremony in San Francisco
REDWOOD CITY, CA – September 18, 2012 – B-Stock Solutions was presented with a gold Stevie® Award for the Best New Product or Service for a Supply Chain Management Solution in The 10th Annual American Business Awards last night.
Company CEO and President, Howard Rosenberg said of the award, “We are honored and grateful to have been recognized for the hard work our team does every day to help our clients liquidate excess inventory. We are extremely proud that the B-Stock Sourcing Network has been so successful in helping our sellers recover 30%-50% more for their excess inventory while bringing our buyers a new level of access to liquidation inventory to help them build their businesses.”
The B-Stock Sourcing Network is revolutionizing the way major retailers and manufacturers manage the liquidation of excess inventory. By providing the tools and services to enable them to open their liquidation sales up to a wider audience, B-Stock is delivering substantially higher recovery rates to sellers while providing access to purchasing opportunities for smaller buyers that they have never enjoyed.
About the American Business Awards: The ABA are the nation’s premier business awards program. More than 3,000 nominations from organizations of all sizes across industries were submitted this year for consideration in a wide range of categories. B-Stock Solutions was nominated for and won the Best New Product or Service for a Supply Chain Management solution.
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