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Owners Developers & Managers
Posted: October 2, 2007
Maglio, owner of Storage Auction Solutions, has been crowned State Bid Calling Champion 2007
Businessman Paul Maglio has been named the 2007 Massachusetts State Bid Calling Champion. The contest was held during the annual Mass. Auctioneers Association Convention on May 21.
Championship candidates are judged on several criteria including interviewing skills, voice control, clarity, expression and effectiveness in selling. As the reigning champion, Maglio has become the official ambassador of the Mass. Auctioneers Association (MAA) for the next year.
Maglio, owner of Storage Auction Solutions in Middleton, Mass. also took top honors in the direct mail and web site advertising contests.
On his win Maglio said, "I'm honored to become the 2007 Bid Calling Champion and look forward to serving as the MAA ambassador."
Storage Auction Solutions is a full service auction and appraisal company. As an industry leader, Storage Auction Solutions conducts thousands of auctions throughout New England annually. Maglio serves on the MAA board of directors.
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