Greg Gerber founded RV Daily Report on April Fools Day 2009. He has been involved in the RV industry since January 2000 when he started work as editor-in-chief of RV Trade Digest, based in Fort Atkinson, Wisc. In 2007, he left that position to launch a new publication called RV Industry News. When that magazine folded at the beginning of the Great Recession, he opted to start over, this time focusing solely on digital publication.
Being ultra conservative and very pro-business, Greg was the RV industry's first business-to-business blogger. He was also the first journalist to publish a biweekly newsletter, and then a daily newsletter.
A native of Wisconsin, where he was born and raised, Greg fled that state in August 2009, shorly after the snow finally melted. He currently resides in Sun City, Ariz., where he enjoys endless opportunities to camp, bike, hike and bask in the heat. He has a bachelor's degree in public relations from the University of Wisconsin - Whitewater. He is a loyal Packers fan who would walk across the desert on his knees for an In-N-Out Burger Double Double.
Greg is a DODO -- dad of daughters only -- who recently gained his first son when his baby got married. Greg is active in Scouting and mentors a young man through the Big Brothers Big Sisters program. In his spare time, Greg leads 70-plus fourth and fifth graders every week in helping them to develop a closer relationship to Christ.
Greg can be reached by calling 602.910.4400 or by e-mail at editor@rvdailyreport.com.
Although I no longer own the domain www.americasrvmall.com, the fact that the Chinese are seeking to register similar names with a .cn extension leads me to believe they are going to start holding American companies hostage in cyberspace. Imagine the chaos that would be created if a Chinese company registered www.blueox.cn or www.fantasticvent.com.cn.
A few weeks ago, the RV Industry Association announced it was opening an office in China.
According to an official press release submitted by RVIA March 6, "The office will coordinate the association’s efforts to work with Chinese governmental agencies and the country’s developing RV and campground industries to remove regulatory barriers impeding the United States RV industry’s growth in China."
Impeding the RV industry's growth in China? For some reason, I think it will work the other way around. The office will be a communications portal to ensuring that Chinese goods and services find their way into American RV dealerships.
What pollutants would demand more than a year in jail? In this case, dirt and rocks. Excuse me, but aren't creek beds made of dirt and rock? If so, how in God's name could they ever be considered a pollutant, let alone a pollutant worthy of a felony conviction and more than a year in jail?