CaseStack President and CEO Dan SankerCaseStack invites you to meet its president and CEO, Dan Sanker, at the educational session, Sustainability from the Top Down- Prioritizing the Initiatives that will Drive Profitability, at the HBA Expo September 15th from 2:30-4:00pm at Jarvis Convention Center (New York, NY). He will be discussing the the benefits of extending sustainable practices to your supply chain through innovative strategies and new partnerships; as result, reducing emissions, damages, and costs.

Please visit HBA Expo for more information. If you cannot attend the Expo and would like to learn more first-hand, we invite to to join us for cocktail hour after the session at 4:30pm.

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Despite the economy shedding 651,000 jobs in February and 4.4 million since December of 2007, the Fayetteville Metropolitan was ranked #4 in Forbes's 11th annual ranking of the best places for business and careers. The Fayetteville Metro Statistical Area saw a job growth of 2.8% and a 3.6% unemployment rate in the year of 2008.

Since the November announcement that American Eagle would no longer carry their non-stop daily flight from Northwest Arkansas to Los Angeles, Northwest Arkansas Regional Airport has landed a new carrier. Allegiant Air, a "low-cost carrier" will enter the Arkansas market on May 22 and offer two nonstop flights a week to Los Angeles. CaseStack employees traveling from XNA - LAX should save in the future when comparatively speaking: Allegiant Air's long-term fee is set at $119 while the previous fare for American Airlines was around $377.

On the afternoon of Monday, January 26th, freezing rain and sleet began to fall and didn't subside until Wednesday morning. The aftermath was the worst ice storm Northwest Arkansas had ever seen. CaseStack, in the process of relocating to its new location during the storm, found itself without power for nearly three days along with 350,000 in the Green Valley Network area.

View from CaseStack's old Lindsey Building office

  Campus view from the University of Arkansas

  (Over 1 & 1/4 inches of ice was found on tree limbs and power lines.)

On February 6th, President Obama declared a major disaster for 23 counties in Arkansas.