Letters, we get letters

Johnson's World I'm holding in my hand a letter I received from one of the trade organizations representing our industry. The envelope and accompanying letter are addressed to me. To clarify: By “addressed to me” I mean it has my name and address on it. Unfortunately, I’ve never heard of the company whose name is wedged between my name and my address. I don’t mean my company’s name was misspelled or its corporate name was used instead of the trade name. Nor is it the name that of the printer down the street, or even someone else in ...

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