
Hard work, tenacity and technology – How Barry Rosenberg survived and then thrived
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This Los Angeles area operator has been driven by his love for the vending business and the determination to overcome adversity. Bob Tullio first met Barry Rosenberg from VendingOne in the 1990’s at Saban Entertainment in Los Angeles. Saban created the Power Rangers. Tullio, the host of Automatic Merchandiser’s Vending & OCS Nation, was impressed that a one-man operation had somehow landed a major vending account, where Tullio’s company had the coffee service.
Over 20 years later, Rosenberg is a force to be reckoned with (Tullio says he always was) – but now, he is an established operator who in early August, was interviewed for an article in the Wall Street Journal. Barry has come a long way and in this episode of Vending & OCS Nation, he shares his story, some advice and his genuine love for the industry. Any operator who has ever been in the trenches will certainly relate to his story.
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