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J. Polep Distribution Services will remain in Chicopee warehouses following sale of real estate
Updated 5:34 AM;
CHICOPEE A New York investment company bought the warehouses used by J. Polep Distribution Services in Chicopee late last month for a total of $34 million.
But Polep, which was sold last year and is now a division of National Convenience Distributors, will remain in the buildings, said Jeff Polep, who remains as chairman of the board while his son, Eric, is CEO.
Back in September 2019, Palm Beach Capital Fund III announced it had invested in J. Polep Distribution Services and the company’s Rachael’s Food fresh deli business. Financial terms were not disclosed. Palm Beach Capital announced last year that it formed National Convenience Distributors out of Polep and two other distributors.
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Back in the mid-1990s, there was a very public battle between the Canadian Bankers Association and one of B.C.’s biggest credit unions.
It erupted after Richmond Savings (which later become part of Coast Capital) launched an advertising campaign lampooning a fictitious “Humungous Bank”. It was led by greedy, uncaring executives eager to fatten profits at the expense of customers.
The CBA was particularly vexed over the credit union’s tag line, “We’re not a bank. We’re better.”
Job loss due to COVID-19 has affected millions of Canadians women disproportionately so.
Female employees became unemployed at a rate of 60% higher than men at the onset of the pandemic according to the Unmasking Gender Inequity study published by the BC Women’s Health Foundation.
As primary caregivers at home, women 25-55 lost up to six times more work hours than their male counterparts leading to more anxiety, depression and burnout. While the pandemic may not be over, a new initiative is aiming to reverse this social issue.
To commemorate International Women’s Day 2021, Coast Capital Savings is launching their ‘Let’s Keep Her On The Map’ campaign aimed at supporting and elevating women in the workforce. Female-owned businesses are at the forefront of the credit union’s movement as they are offering a number of curated resources for entrepreneurs who have been impacted.
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