Celebrating 20 Years of Serving our Veterans
Alphapointe is pleased to be serving the proud men and women who have served our country.
Alphapointe is pleased to be serving the proud men and women who have served our country.
Kansas City area student Brooke Petro was named a 2021 Braille Challenge National Champion for the sixth time, while Emrie Wisner finished in third place. Students learned of the results by watching a live online awards ceremony on Friday, July 30. Petro, a resident of Leawood, Kan., became a national champion for the sixth time…
Alphapointe is pleased to announce the additions of Amanda Kumma-Reeves and Jeron Ravin as new members of the Alphapointe Board of Directors. A certified public accountant, Kumma-Reeves is as Manager at MarksNelson. Kumma-Reeves works with mid-market companies nationwide to help them meet various reporting needs and improve operational efficiencies. She has been a manager with…
In manufacturing, branding often gets overlooked. It’s easy to focus solely on specs, pricing and production volume. But the truth is: even in the industrial world, a strong brand is a powerful asset. It’s how companies build trust, foster loyalty and differentiate themselves in a competitive market. At Alphapointe, we know this firsthand. For over…
Cornell Williams, Lead Porter at Alphapointe’s facility in Richmond Hill, N.Y., was featured in a segment on the Dr. Oz Show that aired nationally on Thursday, Oct. 22. Williams, who contracted COVID-19 earlier in the spring through his volunteering activities to bring people food and medication who couldn’t leave their homes, was interviewed by Dr….
If you worked at the same organization for decades, you might start to think about how much time you’ve spent doing the same thing. Not Richard Heimer. But, there is one thing he’s able to easily quantify. Nov. 17, 2021 marked the 45th anniversary of when he started working at Alphapointe. Heimer’s first job in…
I suppose it wouldn’t be entirely accurate to say that blindness itself has come a long way. Someone who was completely blind in the 19th or 20th century would be just as blind in 2025. What has come a long way is the quality of life and level of independence available to blind people today….