The founders of ILS and Wizard Labels have built remarkable companies that are exceptionally well-positioned for growth and we are incredibly excited for them to join Brook & Whittle as significant shareholders,” comments Mark Pollard, CEO of Brook & Whittle. “We are thrilled to acquire leading providers of digital and custom online prime label solutions in North America. The ILS and Wizard Labels leadership teams will continue to focus on running their respective businesses as part of Brook & Whittle. Dollries and Smith will continue their involvement and become part owners in Brook & Whittle post-closing. Both companies, similar to Brook & Whittle, are focused on supplying pressure sensitive and shrink sleeve labels to growth-oriented consumer end markets including craft beverage, nutraceuticals, food, household and personal care, among others. Wizard Labels is an online custom product label company, focused on providing a seamless online transaction experience and excellent customer service. ILS is a full-service provider of high quality digitally-printed prime labels. Jay Dollries founded ILS with Steve Wolf in 1996 and went on to start Wizard Labels with Steve Smith in 2013. The closing of the acquisitions is expected to occur within 30 days. Brook & Whittle is majority-owned by private equity firm Snow Phipps Group, LLC. (ILS) and Wizard Labels LLC in partnership with founders, Jay Dollries, Steve Wolf and Steve Smith. ILS and Wizard Labels are the fourth and fifth add-on transactions that Brook & Whittle anticipates completing since Snow Phipps’ initial investment in 2017.īrook and Whittle has announced the signing of definitive agreements to acquire Innovative Labeling Solutions, Inc. In the Available Fields list, click POSTAL_CODE, then click the right arrow ( >).Brook & Whittle acquires ILS and Wizard Labels In the Available Fields list, click STATE_PROVINCE, then click the right arrow ( >). Press Backspace on your keyboard to remove the extra space. In the Available Fields list, click CITY, then click the right arrow ( >). In the Available Fields list, click STREET_ADDRESS, then click the right arrow ( >). In the Available Fields list, click LAST_NAME, then click the right arrow ( >). In the Available Fields list, click FIRST_NAME, then click the right arrow ( >) to move this field to the Mailing Label list. Steps 21 through 30 will show you how to display your labels in the following format: On the Text page, format the way you want the mailing labels to display. Section 6.1, "Prerequisites for This Example" describes the sample schema requirements for this example. Ensure that you connect to a database that has the appropriate schema for this example. If you are not already connected to a database, you will be prompted to connect to the database when you click Query Builder or Next. WHERE ((EMPLOYEES.DEPARTMENT_ID = DEPARTMENTS.DEPARTMENT_ID)ĪND (DEPARTMENTS.MANAGER_ID = EMPLOYEES.EMPLOYEE_ID)ĪND (DEPARTMENTS.LOCATION_ID = LOCATIONS.LOCATION_ID)) LOCATIONS.CITY, LOCATIONS.STATE_PROVINCE, LOCATIONS.LOCATION_ID SELECT ALL EMPLOYEES.EMPLOYEE_ID, EMPLOYEES.FIRST_NAME,ĮMPLOYEES.LAST_NAME, LOCATIONS.STREET_ADDRESS, LOCATIONS.POSTAL_CODE, In the Data Source definition field, your query should look something like this: In the LOCATIONS table, select the check boxes next to the following column names: In the EMPLOYEES table, select the check boxes next to the following column names: The three tables display in the Query Builder. In this case, you must include the DEPARTMENTS table since the EMPLOYEES and LOCATIONS tables are not directly related in the schema.Ĭlick the LOCATIONS table, then click Include.
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