'Now, our entire operation is under one roof and all our projects can be produced much quicker, cheaper and better,' according to Halpern.Īccuracy and timeliness are musts in the highly competitive casino industry.

'When you send out mailers with giveaways and incentives, it's good for business,' Halpern points out.īefore June, Halpern said the process of producing and coordinating mailings was 'disjointed.' 'What we had was an old-world mail house operation.' Each of Station's five Las Vegas properties relied on a different third-party mail house to coordinate its direct mail pieces. Like most 'locals' casinos, Station has always relied heavily on direct mail campaigns to reach its customers. In June 1999, Station Casinos opened its new Direct Mail Center, bringing production and control of its massive direct mail effort in-house. He heads the company's direct mail operation and is charged with ensuring that its mailings meet specifications for accuracy, timeliness and cost efficiency - a job that is greatly simplified with Pitney Bowes' DocuMatch(TM) Integrated Mail System in his corner.

Outside of the ring, he serves in a similar capacity as director of mailing services for Las Vegas-based Station Casinos Inc. One could say his role in the ring is that of a quality control agent - enforcing rules, preserving the integrity of the sport and protecting the fighters. In a City Known for Casinos, Great Entertainment andĪs a professional boxing referee, Mitch Halpern mixes it up with the sport's top contenders - Evander Holyfield, Mike Tyson, Oscar De La Hoya and the like.

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