Paul Raffanti, Chicago City Manager, receives 2004 Employee of the Year Award from Alan Scaccia, President

     Sho-Link ended 2004 with growth in revenue, new personnel, and plans for 2005.

     Paul Raffanti, Chicago City Manager, has been named 2004’s Employee of the Year.

     “Paul has consistently managed a high-revenue city,” states Alan Scaccia, President. “His methods are an example to all other city managers.”

     Las Vegas and Chicago remain Sho-Link’s largest cities, with high volume work received from members.

     Sho-Link management had the opportunity to visit most member locations to hold account reviews in 2004, and look forward to continuing this trend in 2005.

     “Meeting with our members face-to-face is highly beneficial,” relates Scott Rudel, Vice President, Operations. “The account reviews allow us to strategize and relate to one another on a personal level.”

     Sho-Link participated in the EDPA Supplier Showcase in St. Petersburg, Florida, and were able to meet with many potential members.

     In regards to 2005, “There is good projected growth in 2005, especially in the west,” indicates Larry Ciccotti, Regional Operations Manager.

     In summary, “The management of Sho-Link would like to thank all of our city managers and personnel for an outstanding year in 2004”, relates Ken Broadbent, Vice President. “All of your efforts and dedication has been recognized by our owners and clients. As 2004 comes to a close, we wish all of you and your families a safe and prosperous New Year.”