HELP WANTED!

We're growing and are looking for great people to help us with several different positions. 
Sales Associate: We're looking for a full-time sales associate. The ideal team member is someone wishing to build a career with customer service as the main priority. Willingness to cold-call and set appointments is vital, and "teachability is key."

Administrative Assistant: We're also looking for a part-time administrative assistant / bookkeeper to help us stay organized. Knowledge of Office and Quickbooks helpful. Positive attitude a must!
Sign-Gin-Neer: FT/PT position available for a person wishing to assist with design and banner/sign-making. Working knowledge of Photoshop a must.

If you (or someone you know) may be interested in one of these positions, please call Chris at 430-6567

Halloween Fear Facts...

Halloween goes all the way back to the Celts, 2,000 years ago, who
celebrated their new year on November 1 each year.

The Celts believed that the lines between the living and dead were blurred
at this time of year, and many of our Halloween traditions come from
these beliefs.
In the 800's the influence of Christianity spread to the Celtic lands. Pope
Boniface IV designated November 1 All Saints' Day, a time to honor saints
and martyrs. The celebration was also called All-hallows Eve, and eventually
Halloween.

As I write this, I'm following the news about the "major crisis" that our economy is facing, and am watching the reaction by the government, news, analysts, and my friends and family.

I don't pretend to understand macro-economics, and I can't say for certain that the events on Wall Street won't gradually or immediately trickle-down to our neck of the woods, but I would like to present some optimistic news: things are definitely busy at Lets Go Banners, and as I visit prospects and customers, people seem to be doing business, enjoying life, and pushing forward with the great U.S. entrepreneurial spirt.

In fact, for three days in a row, there were TWO cruise ships in Kona, many tourists walking around, and a lot of traffic on Ali'i drive. 

Are there problems? Sure. Do we face challenges? Absolutely. But I will definitely say that the people are

what makes this country tick. We do business, push forward, raise our kids, and continue to have hope.


Mahalo,
Chris Anderson