ABC’s “Shark Tank” will swim back to Murrysville to check in with FlexScreen, the window screen company that earned a deal with “shark” Lori Greiner during an early 2020 appearance on the show. Greiner initially offered FlexScreen owner Joe Altieri $800,000, with half in cash and half as a credit
February 11, 2021
Flexscreen welcomed two local mayors Joe Zaccagnini, mayor of Export, Pennsylvania, and Regis Synan, mayor of Murrysville, Pennsylvania at its Export, Pennsylvania, manufacturing facility on Feb. 3.
The visit was meant to showcase the local business and how it is effectively operating under CDC guidelines during the pandemic, and also creating jobs in the area. FlexScreen founder and president, Joe Altieri, and a few team members walked the mayors through the facility introducing the product and showcasing how they have made work safe for employees.
“We are grateful for our local mayors’ support, who carved time out of their busy schedules to tour our facility and learn how we’re driving growth despite the pandemic headwind,” says Altieri. “We have large aspirations for Flexscreen on a mission to give back to our community with job creation and foster a company culture that we’re very proud of.”
Reportable, Inc.: Flexscreen Exceeds Profit Expectations for 2020 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (Newsfile Corp. - December 16, 2020) - Flexscreen, the company that set out to revolutionize the stagnant window industry, experienced a record-breaking quarter of revenue growth that has put the company one step closer to becoming a global leader in the market. Led by Joe Altieri, winner of Shark Tank , the company is projected to triple in earnings by the end of 2021, showing once and for all that his bet on smart and green innovation in the window industry was spot on. To view the full announcement, including downloadable images, bios, and more, click here.