Powell High Point Giveaways Include Hard-To-Find Wii

Culver City, California - (March 28, 2008) - Powell Co. is offering some of the top consumer electronics products for a buyer incentive program at this spring’s High Point Furniture Market. This April, buyers who place qualifying orders will be able to take home the incredibly hard-to-find Nintendo Wii, a 42” Toshiba LCD TV with 1080p full HD display, or an always-useful portable Garmin Nuvi 200 GPS system. Retailers can qualify for these giveaways with orders starting at just $5,000.

The case goods, accent and occasional furniture importer had a record-breaking High Point Market in October, which it attributes to new product introductions, including their top-selling LittleMissMatched licensed youth collection, which has been a runaway hit. Powell’s market success continued at the January Las Vegas Market, where it broke all sales and attendance records.

Powell is set to debut LittleMissMatched’s male counterpart, Mixter Max, at the spring market, a collection that promises the same flexibility, cutting edge design and sense of fun. Powell is also debuting the HQ Escape, the ultimate gamer’s retreat for teen boys — and a perfect set-up for the Nintendo Wii.

“Powell’s products are infused with a sense of innovation and an understanding of the way we use technology today, and these hot electronic items reflect that,” said Tom Liddell, senior vice president of national sales for Powell. “We know how hard the Nintendo Wii is to come by, and we’re sure our dealers will share in the sense of excitement we have about this as one of our best incentives ever.”

Powell is also marking its 40th anniversary this year, and will celebrate with a 1968-themed cocktail party on Monday, April 7th at 4:00.

ABOUT POWELL COMPANY
Founded in 1968, Powell Company has been a leading importer of design-driven, high-quality furnishings. Powell has long been regarded for its service-oriented culture, broad product offerings, multiple sourcing and delivery options and enjoys a reputation for reliability, integrity and honesty among its customers and peers in the home furnishings industry. Powell was acquired by Sun Capital Partners in 2007.