msp - the industy’s most innovative educational opportunty
you ever spend opening your heart and that offers a new way of thinking. new memory-related
mind to growth possibilities. Memory Store Prototypes have been concepts. (NOTE:
established near Salt Lake City, Kansas Traditional suppliers
Memory Store City and Ft. Lauderdale. Each MSP is may participate, too, if their concepts
Prototypes an established (and sizable) store that represent new profit centers for MSP
MSP stands for Memory Store Prototype. has installed equipment, products, interns.)
Set aside the limiting definition of and services that are not often seen
“scrapbook store” and consider the in scrapbook stores, but which are Four Days That
business you are in as a “Memory commonly sought by scrapbook May Change Your
Preservation Store”. There are dozens store customers – they just have to go Direction
of new possibilities for you in this somewhere else to find them. Here is the upshot: Any owner, or
revised definition. You will, however – designated staff member, of a legitimate
particularly if you saw yourself in any Three dozen (the list is being built scrapbook store may visit an MSP for a
description above – need to leave your now) or more suppliers of products, four-day internship. Dressed just like a
comfort zone for a short time. or services, that serve the purpose of regular store employee, you will take
preserving family memories – other real customers through an explanation
The Creative Retailers of North America than traditional scrapbook products -- of new and different products in an
(CRNA, part of ICE), has developed a have installed equipment or contributed on-the-job training program like none
new way of exposing scrapbook store the necessary materials to make each other. Certainly customers will want to
owners to new, profit center concepts, MSP thoroughly outfitted with a host of discuss traditional products also, but the
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