Tech Firms, Bush Tout Stimulus Plan
April 7, 2008
| 9:15 AM
A couple of high-tech executives will meet with President Bush on Monday afternoon to discuss the short and long-term benefits of the recently enacted economic stimulus package. The CEOs will offer specific anecdotes of how the plan will stimulate their businesses -- particularly how its tax incentives let them spend money on new equipment, thereby improving productivity, efficiency, and capacity.
Raymond Pinard of 48HourPrint.com, a Boston-based business-to-business online printing firm, and Thomas Sawner of Educational Options, an Arlington, Va.-headquartered provider of Web-based educational products, are among the invitees. Other executives hail from Signal Metal Industries of Irving, Texas, and Permac Industries of Burnsville, Minn.
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