Winsupply Opens Richard W. Schwartz Center for Innovation

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The 28,000-square-foot center will host a Support Services team, which will work alongside a local company to refine innovations.

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Winsupply, Dayton, OH, supplier of materials for residential and commercial construction, announced the grand opening of the Richard W. Schwartz Center for Innovation and reopening of Winsupply of Dayton. The grand opening for the 28,000 sq. ft. center is scheduled for August 25 and is invite only. 

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For the first time in Winsupply history, the Support Services teams have the ability to work alongside a successful Local Company to develop and refine innovations. Upon testing, these innovations can be rolled out nationwide to help every Local Company at Winsupply be more competitive.  

“The ability for our support services teams to work side by side with an operating Local Company will be invaluable and will actually speed up the time to market for our newest services,” said Rick Schwartz, Chairman of the Board, who the Center is named after.  

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