Kummetz Corporation

Already known for its work with gold mining and construction projects in economically strapped nations, Kummetz Corporation is now taking on a new field: cement production. With cement in more demand than ever, Kummetz Corporation sees this as a great opportunity for countries needing an economic boost, and the Company is working hard to foster cement production in countries that can provide it.

A compound of lime, clay, sand, and shale, cement is generally manufactured in areas where resources are readily available, Kummetz Corporation management says. China is the largest producer of cement, with India coming in second. Kummetz Corporation seeks to work with countries that aren’t currently ranking at the top, as management sees it as a great opportunity for these countries.

As part of this process, the team at Kummetz Corporation will be assisting with the development of plants in new markets, as well as acquiring already existing plants. Searching for areas where lime, clay, sand, and shale are plentiful, Kummetz Corporation will utilize these plants to help foster current facilities being operated in these same countries.

With numerous construction projects in Brazil, Kummetz Corporation has an eye on this part of the world. Brazil ranked sixth in the list of countries where cement production was most prominent. Currently, cement production has become one of Brazil’s most prominent industries, Kummetz Corporation explains. The industry took a hit during the 80s while Brazil was in recession, but Kummetz Corporation says it has begun to hit a renewal period. At last count, 11 companies were responsible for cement production in Brazil, with 65 plants located across the country.

Brazil is one of many countries that could benefit from an increased ability to manufacture cement, Kummetz Corporation explains. The demand has only continued to increase, with India being the latest to announce that demand is on the rise, states a spokesperson from Kummetz Corporation.

According to Kummetz Corporation, the East African region is another area where demand for cement has increased, with consumption outweighing supply. By creating plants that can help supplement supply, East Africa will save money in importing cement from other areas, according to Kummetz Corporation. The spokesperson from Kummetz Corporation also points out that an economic opportunity exists for the Company to provide cement to other regions in need of it, increasing economic opportunities in the financially challenged country.

Dean Spasser

As recently as ten years ago, says St. Louis businessman Dean Spasser, starting a business required vast amounts of start-up capital—capital many aspiring entrepreneurs do not have today. Luckily, starting a business today can require very little cash, allowing more people than ever to turn their dreams into reality. St. Louis’s Dean Spasser frequently advises potential business owners on starting home-based businesses. Using today’s technology, he says that you can employ a variety of creative ideas and work from the comfort of your own house.

One method Dean Spasseradvises for starting a business is to buy an existing franchise. According to Dean Spasser, signing with an existing franchise gives you the security of working with an established business. You’ll have to give up a percentage of your profits but you’ll know you’re buying into a proven concept, Dean Spasser tells clients. The franchise owner has already done the legwork of establishing a name for the company, which Dean Spasser says allows you to focus on doing the work of gathering a customer base of your own.

Generally, companies offer two ways for franchise owners to buy in, Dean Spasser says. According to Dean Spasser, the first is a turnkey type of arrangement, where you use the company’s established business model and protocols to conduct daily operations. You will likely pay more for this type of arrangement, Dean Spasser warns, but for first-time business owners, this is an ideal arrangement. Dean Spasser says you’ll receive more assistance in exchange for paying more in royalties; a tradeoff you may feel is worth it, as a new business owner that lacks experience.

For more daring entrepreneurs, St. Louis resident Dean Spasser advises a more independent franchise arrangement. This allows you to rest on a company’s established name while having the independence of doing things your way, Dean Spasser says. You’ll still have to follow company procedures, but you’ll be on your own, for the most part. Dean Spasser warns that this can be good in some ways, but bad in others, especially for a “green” business owner.

Not all franchises are all-or-nothing, Dean Spasser says. According to St. Louis resident Dean Spasser, some franchises offer a la carte plans, where a franchisee pays a plan that fits his or her particular needs. This allows you to have assistance in those areas where you feel you’ll need it while still customizing your business to your own plans, Dean Spasser concludes.

About Dean Spasser

St. Louis entrepreneur Dean Spasser has dedicated the last two decades of his professional life to the serving people through a direct mail marketing business. In the early 1990s, Dean Spasser saw the need for a centralized hub of trustworthy home worker information. Spasser witnessed, and personally experienced, the frustration that hard working Americans were feeling in their quest for financial stability. Dean Spasser’s St. Louis, Missouri-based firm, American Publications, offered people a comprehensive list of reliable work from home opportunities. Dean Spasser’s company provided information about which corporations and small businesses were hiring remote workers and warned about which companies were nothing more than a scam.

Dean Spasser’s real estate background as a commercial leasing agent in St. Louis gave him valuable people and business experience. Dean Spasser spent ten years uniting shop owners seeking affordable retail space with malls looking to fill empty slots. Additionally, as a real estate professional, he helped St. Louis office buildings thrive by effectively marketing workspace to business owners. Dean Spasser soon saw he had a talent for successfully matching groups searching for each other, and set out to build his own home based business focused on bringing employers and workers together. Dean Spasser continues those efforts today.

Educationally, Dean Spasser earned a degree in Business Accounting from the University of Missouri – St. Louis. Spasser graduated in 1982 after working his way though college while finding time to actively participate in academic and other activities, including his fraternity. While Dean Spasser was a student in St. Louis, an interest in finance played alongside a desire to succeed by planting seeds that root this well-rounded businessman today. Spasser is grateful that he chose to pursue an accounting degree, as it helps him manage his business responsibly.

Living in St. Louis, Dean Spasser considers himself fortunate to be surrounded by a great music scene, as he is an accomplished guitar player. The Busch guitar studio in St. Louis is Dean Spasser’s favorite place for gathering with like-minded individuals, relaxing with a 6-string, and plucking off retro rock tunes and jazzy beats. Dean Spasser’s passion for fitness is another aspect in his life he takes pride in.  Working out and staying away from his weakness, potato chips, are two small choices he makes to keep his body healthy.

For mental well being, Dean Spasser is passionate about literature and performing arts. Sydney Sheldon’s novels and screenplays are among this St. Louis businessman’s favorite entertainment materials. Architecture is another interest of Dean Spasser; St. Louis has the Gateway Arch, a masterfully designed courthouse and a variety of eclectic structures sprinkled though the city and its surrounding suburbs. Dean Spasser is sometimes found at the Arch, thoughtfully reflecting on the sheer manpower and ingenious design implemented in its construction.

Dean Spasser is active in the St. Louis community, and donates his time and money to organizations like the Red Cross and Salvation Army – both of which have branches in St. Louis. Above all, Dean Spasser cherishes spending time with his daughter.

Gregory Leb

One of the highlights of Gregory Leb’s career was the moment when he was sent to Atlanta to make a delivery to Evander Holyfield. Few people have the privilege of meeting the former World Undisputed Champion in boxing. It was especially meaningful to Gregory Leb, who has been boxing since he was ten.

Perhaps it was because his stepdad was a boxer in the Navy, but Gregory Leb began boxing at age ten. Gregory Leb got his boxing start with the police athletic league in Jacksonville, progressing to State Finals by the time he was fifteen. At that age, Gregory Leb was a super middle weight. Twenty-nine years later, Gregory Leb is still boxing as an active member of Bull Dog Boxing in Jacksonville.

Among his heroes is Manny Pacquiao, a boxer who is also a member of the House of Representatives in Congress. The first eight-division world champion, Pacquiao is often ranked among the best boxers in the world. Currently the WBO Welterweight Champion, a title he recently defended against Shane Mosley. Pacquiao won that championship.

Gregory Leb also considers Mohammad Ali his hero. Known the world over for his controversial personal behavior, Mohammad is considered by many to be among the best boxers of all time. Using the personal mantra “Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee” for his fighting style, Ali was named Sports Illustrated’s “Sportsman of the Century” in 1999.

Roy Jones Jr. is the youngest of Gregory Leb’s boxing heroes. Born in 1969, Jones set a record by being the first boxer to hold seven belts at the same time. Those included belts from the World Boxing Council and World Boxing Association. The Boxing Writers Association of America named him “Fighter of the Decade” in the 90s.

While Gregory Leb admires the boxing styles of these champion fighters, there are many other reasons for these men to be heroes. A successful businessman, Gregory Leb has used their principles to build a long and lasting career.

About Gregory Leb

Gregory Leb, Sissine’s Office Systems’ national account representative, is committed to a simple motto, “Live well, and serve well.” An avid car collector and longtime cross fitness enthusiast, Gregory Leb has lived his life with a focus toward appreciating common things and embracing his good fortune.

Every man needs a man. For Gregory Leb that man was his stepfather who was a boxer in the Navy.  Gregory Leb was naturally drawn to athletics as most young men are. For Gregory Leb athletics included the study of boxing. Encouraged by his parents, he started his boxing career with the Jacksonville, Florida police athletic league, working his way up to Super Middle Weight by his mid-teens. Gregory Leb continues a health oriented lifestyle that includes boxing which he says could add up to more than twenty-nine years physical fitness that has included boxing. Among his sports heroes he includes boxing greats such as Manny Pacquiao, Mohammed Ali, and Roy Jones, Jr. Gregory Leb continues to be active in a local Jacksonville gym specializing in martial arts, and self-defense; disciplines that benefit from Greg’s early passion for boxing.

Gregory Leb has been employed by Sissine’s Office Systems since 2006. As national account manager, he represents the Northwest Florida and South Georgia region’s top supplier of Lanier and Copystar brand copiers. Sissine’s has been in business for 25 years, with an emphasis on providing office automation solutions to businesses. Prior to his employment with Sissine’s Office Systems, Gregory Leb was a freelance marketing coordinator for Walt Disney World in Orlando Florida and marketing director for Lamborghini North America in Jacksonville Florida. During his time with Lamborghini, Leb was able to secure a deal with Universal for eight television shows with the Diablo Roadster. A life well lived indeed.

Gregory Leb’s interest in cars extends far beyond his employment with Lamborghini. He regularly participates in specialized auto racing around the country. He is a member of car clubs and has inherited a passion for collecting both vintage and new sports cars from his father who is also a car collector.

In addition to his love of cars, Gregory Leb also has a deep love for golden retrievers. He has a golden retriever named Molly who is two-and-a-half years old, which he bought from a breeder in Georgia. He and Molly live in Ponte Vedra Beach, right outside of Jacksonville.

As busy as he is, Gregory Leb puts a high priority on his charitable work. He is involved with the Mary Saulzbacher Homeless Shelter in Jacksonville, as well as Second Harvest Food Bank’s Lutheran Social Services. He supports both United Way and Cathedral Foundation Meals on Wheels.

Fitness, passion and charity have combined to shape a life that does embrace his simple motto; live well, serve well.

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