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Leadership Perspectives: Insights from Craft Holsters’ CEO and Marketing Specialist on the Expanded P365 Holster Collection

TUALATIN, Ore., December 14, 2023 (Newswire.com) - Craft Holsters, the esteemed manufacturer of premium leather holsters, proudly announces the expansion of their holster lineup to include all models of the SIG Sauer P365 pistol family. Known for their exceptional craftsmanship, durable stitching, perfect fit straight from the box, and high natural retention, Craft Holsters' products represent a benchmark in quality at a remarkably reasonable price point.

Craft Holsters has always stood out for its dedication to quality and customer satisfaction. Their holsters, crafted from premium materials, offer unparalleled durability and comfort. The brand's unique selling proposition lies in its blend of traditional craftsmanship and modern designs, ensuring a great fit and high natural retention for the firearm.

The expansion of their holster range now includes the latest models from the SIG Sauer P365 family, such as the P365 XL, P365 SAS, and notably the new P365 X, P365 X Macro, P365 380 ROSE, P365 XL Comp Rose, and the P365 ROMEO ZERO elite. This move is particularly significant as it includes pistols developed specifically for female shooters, underscoring Craft Holsters' commitment to catering to a diverse range of customers. Just like all of their SIG Sauer P365 holsters, the designs for the recently added P365 models deliver the same quality, style, functionality, and (to many most importantly) the same price point.

Al Michalec, Craft Holsters’ Marketing Specialist, commented on the expansion: "Our goal has always been to provide a holster for every shooter, for every occasion. With the SIG Sauer P365 series' popularity, it was a natural step for us to broaden our offerings to include these models. We are excited to bring our high-quality, handcrafted holsters to even more gun enthusiasts."

Viktor Kovac, CEO of Craft Holsters, added: "This expansion is more than just adding new products; it's about responding to the needs of our customers. We recognize the diverse requirements of shooters today and are proud to offer holsters that not only fit a wide variety of models but also cater to different carry styles, be it for professional use, personal defense, or sport shooting."

Craft Holsters’ expanded range includes various carry styles, ensuring that there is a holster available for every need and occasion. Whether for concealed carry, open carry, or tactical use, Craft Holsters provides a secure, comfortable, and stylish solution for every SIG Sauer P365 enthusiast, no matter which P365 model they carry.

This expansion reflects Craft Holsters' commitment to continuous improvement and dedication to serving the shooting community with products that are not just tools but a symbol of the shooter's personality and style.

Contact Information:
Al Michalec
Marketing Specialist
[email protected]
+18558445400


Original Source: Craft Holsters Announces Comprehensive Expansion of SIG Sauer P365 Holster Collection, Catering to a Diverse Range of Shooters With Premium Leather Designs

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86% of respondents agree that river pollution greatly affects human health, but more than half (57%) have little to no knowledge about how to clean it up.

MIDLAND, Mich., December 12, 2023 (Newswire.com) - Today, Rivers are Life, a collective voice for global river ecosystems, reveals the multinational, multicultural, and cross-generational results for the “State of Rivers Around the World" survey. The global survey gathered insights from 6,645 people throughout 14 countries and four continents, including North America, South America, Europe, and Southeast Asia. 

These results show that, despite regional and cultural differences, people around the world agree that climate health and rivers are inseparable and vitally important. 91% of people around the world believe that climate change needs to be acted on in 2024, and nine in ten report that rivers are important to climate change mitigation. Moreover, 80% globally agree that rivers have an impact on their lives. 

Despite 81% of people considering rivers to be a vital part of the food system - and 94% agreeing that rivers are important to agriculture - the majority of people around the world would not eat a fish out of their local river. 

“What’s most shocking about this data is that we found something that more than 90 percent of the world agrees on: climate change needs to be addressed, and rivers play a vital role in mitigating those issues,” said Katie Horning, BeAlive, Head of Rivers are Life Brand. “Despite that alignment, there are still gaps in knowledge about rivers, and how people can take action to make a difference.”

Greater Education Is Needed 

Across findings, respondents agreed that there is a need for greater education around the environment, river systems and how they can help. 98% of people around the world would like to know more about environmental issues. 

Importantly, 74% of participants believe more public awareness will improve the health of rivers, and 63% say lack of attention to the issue is a major obstacle to reducing water pollution. 

“Education is a key component to addressing issues like river pollution, and we at LSU contribute both academic expertise and on-the-ground support to Rivers are Life,” said Clint Willson, Interim Dean of LSU’s College of the Coast & Environment and Director of the LSU Center for River Studies. The Center for River Studies is an academic partner to Rivers are Life. “LSU’s commitment to this research signifies the importance of educating and encouraging younger generations globally to advocate for the vitality of waterways.” 

Around the world, and across generations, there are a few key differentiators about what individuals want to learn and how they take action:

• People in South America and Asia (69%) are twice as likely to be interested in learning about environmental issues facing rivers than those in North America and Europe (30%).
• Globally, Gen Z (56%) and Millennials (57%) are much more interested in learning about environmental issues than the Baby Boomers (33%). 
• Limiting pollution in rivers is a higher concern for people in South America and Asia (80%) when compared to North America and Europe (68%).
• When asked to rank who was most responsible for polluting rivers, people in Asia (42%) and those in South America (36%) felt that individuals were most at fault, while those in North America (41%) and Europe (42%) were most likely to select corporations. 
• In terms of taking action, 75% of individuals from Asia have helped to clean their local river, compared to only 46% in South America, 27% in North America and just 18% in Europe. 

And More Urgent Action Is Required

While most survey respondents agree that some action is required, the findings show differing responses when it comes to how this problem is addressed:

• 76% believe that human behavior is the biggest obstacle to reducing water pollution; 
• 50% believe no one is protecting their local rivers;
  • With only 10% of participants strongly agreeing that their countries’ leaders care about the health of rivers;
• 72% of people around the world would like stricter policies or more regulation to curb river pollution;
• 88% believe there should be stronger legislation to prevent sewage drainage into rivers;
• And 57% have little to no personal knowledge on how to clean up their local rivers

Despite these concerns, respondents shared a sense of hopefulness, and willingness to help, when it comes to cleaning these vital waterways. Fifty-nine percent of people around the world are planning to take action to help clean their rivers in 2024, they just need help getting started. 

Rivers are Life is the ideal platform that can provide education and solutions for those looking to get involved in addressing the issue and protecting our rivers. It aims to inspire people to protect, preserve, and explore our world’s rivers.

Visit RiversareLife.com to subscribe to their e-newsletter, hear from River Heroes impacting community-based change around the world, and follow on social media to learn more. For full survey results, visit www.RiversareLife.com/State-of-rivers-around-the-world. 

METHODOLOGY:

Conducted by SAVANTA, a market research consultancy. Dates of fielding: October 3, 2023, to October 18, 2023. This survey was conducted in: U.S., Europe (UK, Germany, France, Italy, and Spain), South America (Brazil, Colombia, Argentina, and Peru), and Southeast Asia (Indonesia, Philippines, Vietnam, and Thailand).

The sample populations were: U.S. (n=1,590), Europe (n=1,925), South America (n=1,487), and SE Asia (n=1,643). The survey was in an online format and was conducted in English, German, Spanish, French, Portuguese (BR), Italian, Tagalog, Vietnamese, Thai, and Indonesian.

Contact Information:
Katie Horning
Head of Brand, Rivers are Life Brand Division, BeAlive Inc.
[email protected]
989-491-1019


Original Source: Rivers are Life Unveils Global Results of Inaugural 'State of Rivers Around the World' Survey

The 10 City Tour begins January 5th, 2024 in Gadsden, Alabama. Any and all tough guys and gals in each city are invited to sign-up for this classic old-school tournament-style BRAWL. Winners can claim bragging rights, their share of a handsome cash prize and the Championship Belt.

CHARLOTTE, N.C., December 9, 2023 (Newswire.com) - Ace promoter “Money Mike” Long is issuing a siren call to all amateur fighters from 50 miles around Gadsden, Alabama to take part in this thrilling two day event saying “Eric—I mean Butterbean—used the toughman platform to become a worldwide sensation. The next great Brawler may emerge here!”

“Butterbean became a household name as the king of the four rounders. He excelled as a boxer, kick-boxer, wrestler and MMA fighter. No one was more exhilarating to watch coming out of his corner,” says “Money Mike” Long. A younger generation may remember Butterbean for his bullish beatdown of Johnny Knoxville, host of MTV’s outrageous Jackass series and the new hit ABC show, The Prank Panel.

As a four time World Champion, Butterbean will be bringing his charisma and experience to each event personally. He will be available for meet and greets at each show. Other celebrities from the world of fighting sports will be stopping by the Roughest and Toughest Brawl events as well.

The Roughest and Toughest Brawl works closely with the impactful non-profit Help Finn, Inc., (Help Families in Need Now) and several truly helpful veteran and military-owned non-profits.

“A newly-announced feature to this year’s tour is a production team following the tour to film behind the scenes operations for a never-before-seen reality show,” says Butterbean. This project will result in an 8 episode run showcasing what it takes to put together a live, amateur Brawl tour.

Sponsors are invited to have a live presence at the events. Vendor kiosks, sample product giveaways and raffles will all add to the excitement of this fantastic traveling event series across multiple cities and spanning several months in 2024. Businesses interested in partnering with The Roughest and Toughest Brawl 2024 series can reach out to Chris Walters or Kris Rene at [email protected].

Contact Information:
Kris Rene
Marketing Director
[email protected]
702-813-5042

Randy Stimpson
Promotional Director
[email protected]
704-220-7884
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