Podcast appearances and mentions of rich patterson

As part of our 'Best of the Best in 2024' series we are replaying a number of top interviews we did this year. Right up there in terms of popular downloads was the discussion we had with local business owner Rich Patterson. Rich is a proud New Westie and a vocal supporter of the local business community. He is also an active member of BC's oldest Chamber of Commerce which is located right here in New Westminster. We cover a number of issues of interest to the local business scene and talk about what more can be done to create and support more thriving enterprises in the Royal City. It was a candid, frank and informative discussion. Have a listen! This podcast is available on Spotify, Apple Podcast and all major platforms. If you enjoy it, be sure to let your family and friends know and encourage them to follow us. PS don't forget our Top 10 in 2024 podcast will be posted here very soon! It will cover off the top 10 civic news stories in New West this year.

Names like Lonnie Mayne, Buddy Rose and Dutch Savage may not be familiar to some today, but for fans of Portland’s professional wrestling scene of the 1960s to early '90s, these were some of the headliners that sold out the old Portland Sports Arena. As first reported in Slam Wrestling, two Portlanders have been working to preserve the history of the Pacific Northwest wrestling scene and making sure these names and more aren’t forgotten. Rich Patterson is one of these historians and a video wrestling archivist. Kerby Strom is a fellow historian of the scene as well as a collector of memorabilia. He also recently had recovered footage played at the Hollywood theater earlier this week. Strom and Patterson join us to share more on the history of the city’s wrestling scene and what they’ve found while collecting.

Send us a text4PL, 3PL, fulfillment partner, boutique fulfillment and the list goes on. What do these mean and how do you decipher which one is the right option for you?With so much news around 4PLs going out of business, 3PLs consolidating and some uncertainty in the market it is important to understand what the differences are and how you can select the right partner.In this live episode of The New Warehouse, I was joined by Rich Patterson of Mason Hub to talk through all of this and get you informed so that you can make the right decision.Get your free demo of CartonCloud's WMS right here. Sign up for Warehouse Wisdom Wednesdays right here. Follow us on LinkedIn and YouTube.All Business. No Boundaries. The DHL Supply Chain Podcast Welcome to All Business. No Boundaries, a collection of supply chain stories by DHL...Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the show

Special guest Rich Patterson appears on For the Record to speak about the state of our small businesses in New Westminster. Patterson speaks about how the local Chamber of Commerce was negatively impacted by the pandemic but is now seeing a resurgence of new members. Some of the other topics we explore include how the City's business license application process could be reformed to raise greater awareness of the Chamber and its activities. Fontaine also provides an opening commentary on a recent vote at New West City Hall which turned down making reforms to the Local Election and Campaign Finance Act. He argues there remain many loopholes that remain in the Act which lawfully permit corporations, unions and non-profits to influence the outcome of the municipal elections without any of their activities being recorded and reported to Elections BC. In this podcast we also explore the growing 'capacity crisis' facing our local school district. Global TV news did a great segment on this topic and it helped to raise awareness of the problem facing our students, parents and teachers. Of course, what would an episode of For the Record be without playing the ever-popular "Bell or Buzzer" which features four amazing trivia questions about New West. Tune in to see if Rich was able to get all of the answers right! For the Record is available for download on all major platforms. If you like this episode, be sure to tell your friends and family and get them to follow.

Can enlistment in the military help with upward mobility? A study released by West Point Academy and BYU takes a deeper look into Army recruitment as a means for economic development for Americans. Rich Patterson from BYU breaks down the study's findings on how military enlistment can shrink the black-white earning gap. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's cold here in Iowa, so we're going to talk all about keeping water liquid. It's important that your chickens have accessibility to water, so Marion and Rich are going to introduce us to their DIY Waterer and other tips. You can find the blog post about Keeping Water Liquid here https://newsfromthecoop.hoovershatchery.com/keeping-water-liquid/ .

In this weekly podcast, industry professionals Jeff Franklin of Headwear USA, Stephen McFadden of Perfect Promotions & More, and Meg Erber of S&S Activewear, discuss, dissect, and debate one topic that impacts the promotional products industry from every angle. This week they talk with Rich Patterson from Patterson Brands about the Canadian perspective of the Promo Industry!

We have an actually spooky promo horror story from our guest today Rich Patterson from Patterson Brands...Come here two mini-stories involving an old Hospital used for filming...and the basement...Promo Horrors hosted by Stephen McFadden with Perfect Promotions & more, Inc. and Taylor Borst with American Solutions for Business.

Rich Patterson of CBS Sport and Jonathan Jones of Sports Illustrated fill in for DG. They talk last night's NBA Draft and how it will impact the Charlotte Hornets, New Orleans Pelicans and the rest of the NBA. They also talk about the ACC’s recent domination in college sports. In addition, to talking about the teams in each sport that are really good at drafting.

Rich Patterson and Jonathan Jones preview expectations for Cam Newton's shoulder. They then talk about the ACC in football and the gap between the Clemson Tigers and everyone else in the ACC and college football.

Rich Patterson and Jonathan Jones are joined by Brian Geisinger of www.accsports.com to talk the NBA draft. Brian also offers his opinions on where big name NBA free agents like Kevin Durant, Kawhi Leanord and Kemba Walker will land. Brian also gives his opinion on a likely third player that could join Lebron James and Anthony Davis on the Lakers this off-season.

In this week's Deep Dive, PK Chef Kate Plummer chats with Rich Patterson from Patterson Brands about doing self-promo right, and leading change by being innovative. Join us every Wednesday on Twitter for another #Promochat. Jump in at noon Pacific, 3PM Eastern.

On today's podcast Denny is joined by Rich Patterson, owner at Patterson Brands. Rich talks about his previous marketing position at Roots and the opening of Patterson Brands. The guys then discuss dealing with insecurities, the power of networking, and the relationship between hard work and luck. // Rich Patterson - Instagram: pattersonbrands, Facebook: rich.patterson.van // Denny Dumas - Instagram: denny.dumas, Facebook: denny.dumas.5 // Podcast Video can be found on YouTube

This week, Kate Plummer from Clearmount talks with Rich Patterson from Patterson Brands about how how he prepares for networking events. Join us for #promochat on Twitter each Wednesday at 12PM Pacific/3PM Eastern.

Rich Patterson of Patterson Brands shares his Closet of Shame Stories and their outcome.

On the October 18th, 2017 episode of the YourLIVINGBrand.live show we interview Rich Patterson about custom promotional marketing and the value of being unique. The show is all about what makes you different and valuable to your audience. Want to know more about us, please visit www.yourbrandmarketing.com.

Hello everyone, welcome to the PromoKitchen podcast. We are a community inspired conversation featuring guest suppliers, distributors and service providers discussing insights into the 20 billion dollar promotional products business. Join Mark Graham, co-founder of commonsku as he welcomes to the podcast Rich Patterson, owner of Patterson Brands in beautiful Vancouver, BC. This episode looks at the perception of our industry as a place to start one’s career. Specifically, we’ll look at how high school students perceive us and how they compare us to other lines of work. Mark became interested in having Rich on the program after reading Rich's blog post where he shares the story of him talking about the promotional products industry at a high school career fair. What made this experience unique is that Rich was speaking alongside technology giants who arguably had the upper hand from a brand perspective. This discussion gets at the core of how perspective employees/entrepreneurs see our industry, how we can compete for talent and when is actually the right time to enter this industry in the first place. Born and raised in a small town in Canada’s Rocky Mountains, Rich grew up camping, hiking and skiing. Rich graduated from Simon Fraser University in 1992 with his Bachelor of Arts in Communications. He has worked in government and the private sector in senior PR & marketing roles — most notably as the marketing manager for Roots. Since 2005, Rich has owned and operated Patterson Brands, one of Vancouver’s top corporate gifts, swag and licensed merchandise distributors.