A & S Electric Small, Smart
Core Value: One-on-One Service
Tom Smith confesses his company’s web site could probably use a little work. “It’s more of a hobby than part of the job,” he chuckles.
Sure, slick web sites are nice. But there are successful businesses, like A&S Electric Supply of Erlanger, whose business model has worked just fine for 40 years based on one-on-one service, promptly getting customers the right parts for the job at hand. Sort of the original meaning of “interactive.”
“We are a face-to-face, over-the-phone company. We aren’t a global-economy type of business,” says Smith. “I would rather do a good job for a core of people in this region than trying to overcome the world with volume. That’s not our business philosophy.”


"James Vivian: I will reiterate it again THIS IS NOT THE TIME TO BE STANDING BY AND ASSUMING OTHERS ARE TAKING CARE OF THE ACTIVISM FOR YOU !!! We need big showings and there is definitely more power in bigger numbers. Our voices need to beloud and clear. THERE ARE TIMES WHEN SITTING AT THE COMPUTER POSTING AND EMAILING IS NOT ENOUGH !! Get up and participate in a MARCH or hold a local EVENT on march. Yell LOUD, let us be heard so we can celebrate on Election day in November and not be sitting at our computers wondering what happenned. Peace and Love my friends now let's get mobilized !!!!"
Couldn't have said it better myself, James! I've done Sleep-Out for the Homeless at the Covington Federal Courthouse, AIDS CandleLight Memorials on the Purple People Bridge, had Community Awareness discussions at the Library, Celebrated PRIDE on Fountain Square and most recently; "World AIDS Day @ the World Peace Bell" where I felt like a Lone Voice crying out in the wilderness...