
Sharyn Bernard
Business and Special Projects Editor at Floor Covering Weekly
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1 week ago |
floorcoveringweekly.com | Sharyn Bernard
Wednesday, May 7, 2025 By Sharyn Bernard Commercial members expect solid year[Carlsbad, Calif.] Even in the face of economic uncertainty, members of Starnet Worldwide Commercial Partners expect the commercial business to remain strong and even grow in several segments. At Starnet’s annual membership meeting held here last month, members, vendor partners and guests gathered for education, networking and Starnet’s annual Design Awards Competition.
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1 week ago |
floorcoveringweekly.com | Sharyn Bernard
Commercial members expect solid year[Carlsbad, Calif.] Starnet Worldwide Commercial Partners members met here late last month for the annual membership meeting, with members, vendor partners and guests gathering for education, networking and the annual Design Awards Competition. While there is economic uncertainty, Starnet members are overall optimistic, given their backlogs and prior commitments.
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2 weeks ago |
floorcoveringweekly.com | Sharyn Bernard
[Carlsbad, Calif.] The Women of Starnet posed after a luncheon held in honor of the group here at Starnet Worldwide Commercial Flooring Partnership’s annual meeting. From left: Kaytlin Greenley, Starnes, Sharyn Bernard, FCW, Jessica Hansen, Workplace Services Interiors, Jennifer Sarette, EE Wilson, Lara Rossetti, Image Flooring, Adrienne Clay, Starnes, Nichole Pointexter-Wilson, Poindexter Flooring and Tanja Kern, Floor Trends & Installation
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2 weeks ago |
floorcoveringweekly.com | Sharyn Bernard
Friday, April 25, 2025 By Sharyn Bernard [Carlsbad, Calif.] Starnet Worldwide Commercial Flooring Partnership’s annual meeting kicked off here with an intimate reception for the Women of Starnet, followed by a full opening night dinner for all attendees. The Women of Starnet kicked off the festivities.
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3 weeks ago |
floorcoveringweekly.com | Sharyn Bernard
2024, 2025 trends follow economy Following the election at the end of 2024 and a tumultuous first few months of 2025, the builder market continues to face challenges — as well as opportunities. The National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) said while the industry is hopeful that fewer regulations will spur growth, lingering issues and uncertainties — from tariffs, immigration and the overall economy — are putting pressure on the business.
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