Summer 2004 **PRINT**

Profitable Glass Quarterly Summer 2004

Hot Glass Studio Profile
Mike Plane—Blazing New Pathways in Glass
Mike Plane sets his sights high, using complex technical processes to create large works of rich color, detailed imagery, and texture beyond what has been seen before.
by Marcie Davis

Studio Profile
Lynchburg Stained Glass
Employees of family-owned Lynchburg Stained Glass work diligently to help churches create, maintain, and replace ecclesiastical treasures that stand the test of time.
by Colleen Bryan

Retailer Profile
Glassworks Studio
Being open to ways in which retailers can provide service to their communities has helped Stacey Schlosser enjoy an ever-expanding art glass business.
by Colleen Bryan

Management
Teamwork—We’re All in This Together
Using ten principles for encouraging teamwork among your employees can help your art glass business grow and prosper.
by Claire Sykes

Marketing
How to Sponsor a Profitable Glass Art Seminar or Workshop
Careful planning, thoughtful advertising, and tapping into the available pool of excellent instructors make it possible for retailers to introduce new clients to the wonderful world of glass art.
by Kay Bain Weiner

Personal Development
Resolving Issues in the Workplace
Issue and conflict resolution in your business can often be initiated by asking the right questions of yourself and your employees.
by Barton Goldsmith, Ph.D.

Tech Talk
Key Strategies in Website Promotion—A Primer for the Glass Design Industry
There are many things to consider when planning and executing your company’s website to keep it a vibrant, cost-effective, and worthwhile investment.
by Joe Dysart

Glass Talk with Dale Smeltzer
Sally Prasch shares her background in scientific glassblowing and flameworking.

Industry News

What’s HOT!

News and New Products

New Books and Patterns

Glassified and Advertisers’ Index

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