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G&K Services is many things to many people. To our employees, we are an exciting enterprise in which to learn and grow and a rich environment for plentiful opportunities to advance careers. To our customers, we are a company deeply committed to Delivering Uniform Service Excellence®, providing a level of quality in everything we do that is unsurpassed in the industry. To the communities in which we serve, we are neighbors and friends, as well as a corporate partner dedicated to the principles of social responsibility, environmental stewardship, and personal safety. To our investors, we are constantly striving to become an even more capable, better performing company with lasting improvements and a positive outlook for the future. But at our core, we are one team, operating on a single set of values. And we are a company with a future as bright as our history is long. Explore each of the sections here to find out more about why G&K Services truly offers a unique choice in uniform rentals, branded apparel purchase, and facility products and services.
Over the past decade, Tin Fulton Walker & Owen has emerged as one of North Carolinas leading law firms, a multi-faceted group of attorneys capable of handling all manner of cases across the state. With offices in Charlotte, Chapel Hill, and Raleigh, the firm represents clients in criminal and civil matters in both state and federal courts. The lawyers at the firm, many of whom are recognized in peer-reviewed surveys as elite litigators in their respective fields, are highly respected and experienced advocates who have handled some of the most challenging and difficult cases. The firm began in 2002 when Noell Tin hired Missy Owen to help him with a bustling criminal practice. A few years later, Matthew Pruden joined the firm as its client base continued to grow. The firm expanded into civil litigation in 2006 with the addition of former Chief Resident Superior Court Judge Shirley Fulton and, soon thereafter, civil practitioner Nancy Walker. In the fall of 2008, the firm relocated from uptown Charlotte to the historic Villalonga house in Dilworth. The firm has since become home to Margaret Errington, John Gresham, Luke Largess, William Simpson, Adam Stein, Jake Sussman and Jon Wallas; all former members of the historic civil rights firm Ferguson Stein Chambers Gresham & Sumter, where Tin first got his start as a young lawyer. In 2013, Sam McGee and former Special Superior Court Judge Lane Williamson joined the Charlotte office, bringing extensive trial experience in complex civil litigation and business matters. In 2015, criminal defense specialist Mike Klinkosum opened the firms Raleigh office. He was later joined by Emily Gladden, who also focuses on criminal defense. The firms current practice areas include Criminal Defense, White Collar Defense, Personal and Catastrophic Injury, Medical Negligence, Nursing Home Abuse and Neglect, Employment and Labor, Civil Rights and Constitutional Law, Professional Liability, and Business Litigation.
Sims Lifecycle Services (SLS) specializes in providing resourceful solutions to manage different streams for retired electronic equipment, components and metals. SLS plays a key role in helping local, national and global companies manage ongoing technology shifts by securely and responsibly recycling electronic products, managing the disposition of IT equipment and providing data center decommissioning services. SLS works with businesses and major cloud companies to provide periodic decommissioning of older data center equipment, as well as with companies that are closing down their corporate data centers as work moves to the cloud. The IT asset disposition (ITAD) and electronics recycling services offered at SLS ensure clients of data security, brand protection and maximum IT value recovery, while optimizing material reuse and supporting the circular economy. As a responsible corporate citizen, we continuously seek new ways to broaden our participation in the environmental sector. For more information, visit www.simslifecycle.com.