The Facts About Skill Games
Mike Barley argues for clear, fact-based discussion on pending legislation, highlighting the benefits of skill games for local businesses, fraternal organizations, and community support, while countering misinformation from opponents.
How Skill Games Drive Foot Traffic and Increase Profits
Balwinder Singh, a 7-Eleven franchise owner, shared how skill games have transformed his business, attracting more customers and boosting revenue. Not only did they drive foot traffic and sales, but they also enabled him to reinvest in his community by supporting local schools and providing a 401(k) plan for his employees. Balwinder emphasized that skill games help small businesses like his thrive, even amid challenges like staffing and security.
The Benefits of Skill Games for Businesses, Big or Small
Highlights how skill games have become a crucial revenue source for small businesses, improving customer engagement and allowing owners like 7-Eleven’s Ashraf Ahmed to reinvest in their communities. Despite regulatory challenges, these games support local economies and foster a sense of security, making a case for balanced legislation to preserve their benefits for business sustainability.
The Positive Impact of Skill Games on Small Business Owners: A Holtzman Oil Success
In Sterling, Virginia, Holtzman Oil has been making waves in the fuel business for nearly five decades. With humble beginnings in Mount Jackson, Virginia, the company has expanded its footprint across the Shenandoah Valley, Maryland, and West Virginia and recently ventured into North Carolina. In a recent interview with Rick Koontz, the Vice President of Holtzman Oil, we delved into the company’s journey and how skill games have played a pivotal role in shaping the success of small business owners associated with the company.
Pace-O-Matic’s Heartwarming Connection with Cheyenne Frontier Days
Pace-O-Matic’s founder, Michael Pace, shares his longstanding connection with Cheyenne Frontier Days, which began over 45 years ago when he fell in love with the Western U.S. during a road trip. This passion led to Pace-O-Matic’s ongoing support of Wyoming, including sponsorship of Cheyenne Frontier Days, where they celebrate Wyoming’s beauty and community. President Paul Goldean highlights the event’s informal, personable atmosphere, fostering genuine connections among attendees.
Jay Powell Named VP of IT & Production Operations
Jay Powell has been promoted to Vice President of IT & Production Operations at Pace-O-Matic. With extensive experience in IT and production, Powell will oversee IT infrastructure and production operations to enhance efficiency and quality. His promotion highlights his dedication and the positive impact he has had within the company.
Paul Goldean Named CEO of Pace-O-Matic
Paul Goldean has been named CEO of Pace-O-Matic, succeeding Michael Pace, who remains Chairman. Michael praised Paul’s leadership in establishing the company’s prominence in skill game software, while Paul expressed his commitment to building on Michael’s legacy. Prior to this role, Paul held various leadership positions and served in the U.S. Army’s 1st Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment.
Setting the Pace
By launching a diversity and inclusion initiative to help minority-owned businesses, Pace-O-Matic helps customers recover from pandemic shutdowns. Michael Bartlett finds out more from CEO Michael Pace.
PA Commonwealth Court Rules in Favor of POM Skill Games
Pace-O-Matic of Pennsylvania (POM of PA), the entity that markets Pennsylvania Skill games, received two decisive wins this week in Pennsylvania’s Commonwealth Court.