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EPISODE · Jun 13, 2013 · 33 MIN

William Scott of BlegalBloss

from The RIMproReport with Tom Adams · host Tom Adams

He’s been part of our RIM world as the owner of a records management business and also a shredding and destruction business in Cincinnati. So, he’s one of us. But while still deeply connected, those businesses are no longer a part of the equation.Now, Will Scott is creating some seriously cool results as the Inventor, Chief Designer and CEO at BlegalBloss, a company he founded and leads today.Will has revolutionized the cardboard box industry with numerous patents and innovative approaches to making life easier and more people friendly with his inventions. His design concepts include better ergonomics, efficiency, security and a lot more. His Boxie records storage boxes are now crowding out some of the most established box brands in the world on the shelves at over 2700 retail stores including those run by Staples and OfficeMax.Will is one of the most passionate and focused visionaries I’ve talked to in a long time. I wanted to have him back on the show to share how far he and Blegalbloss have come in the last couple of years. It’s really an amazing success story.We’ll also get you caught up on the latest industry news.Enjoy the show.Special Thanks to our Exclusive Show Sponsor, O’Neil Software.

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He’s been part of our RIM world as the owner of a records management business and also a shredding and destruction business in Cincinnati. So, he’s one of us. But while still deeply connected, those businesses are no longer a part of the equation. Now, Will Scott is creating some seriously cool results as the Inventor, Chief Designer and CEO at BlegalBloss, a company he founded and leads today.

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