Max Gladwell

Fox News recently did a feature story on Zumbox, the paperless postal system. The story was syndicated nationally and internationally through Fox television affiliates (TV and Web).

The piece focuses on municipal adoption of Zumbox in San Francisco, which was spearheaded by the City’s forward-thinking Mayor, Gavin Newsom, and its Department of the Environment. The objective is to save taxpayer dollars on printing and postage costs while reducing waste and communicating more efficiently with residents.

Max Gladwell founder Rob Reed is interviewed for the story, serving in his capacity as VP of Marketing and Government Relations as well as designated spokesperson.

“The potential for Zumbox is to build and strengthen communities by enabling electronic communication that didn’t exist before,” said Reed.

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