Christopher Ruvo is a Digital News Director at ASI Media. He covers topics related to corporate finance, corporations, entrepreneurship, and startups, reflecting his passion for the intersection of business and innovation. Christopher's work has been featured in Print & Promo Marketing, Bucks County Herald, and the Advertising Specialty Institute.
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Christopher's articles primarily focus on private sector announcements and press releases within the promotional products industry, sales, marketing trends, and company leadership changes. Given this emphasis, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to exclusive insights or commentary from industry leaders regarding recent developments such as mergers & acquisitions, executive appointments, legal disputes impacting the market or major shifts in consumer behavior affecting sales and marketing strategies.
If you have unique data-driven analysis of emerging trends in the promotional products industry or insider perspectives on how recent events are reshaping sales and marketing strategies within this sector, it could capture Christopher's attention. It’s important to note that his geographic focus is not specified; therefore he might cover international news relevant to these topics.
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By: Christopher Ruvo
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From price increases to lagging sales, promotional products distributors are dealing with the fallout from the biggest issue of 2025.
The impact of tariffs is accelerating a defined trend: suppliers expanding their overseas sourcing beyond just China.
By: Christopher Ruvo
For Counselor Top 40 supplier SanMar (asi/84863), the change truly started in 2018.That’s when the promo industry’s largest supplier began a concerted effort to migrate considerable volumes of its apparel production out of China to factories in other nations.
