Richard Rosen

Richard Rosen is the chief executive officer of The RH Rosen Group, a firm that works with clients to reduce costs and improve cash flow through paper reduction and process improvements. Prior to forming The RH Rosen Group, he held leadership roles at Neopost, Hasler and Pitney Bowes in the areas of product marketing and strategic management. He holds both a BS and MS in engineering from Brown University and an MBA in finance from the Columbia School of Business.

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The Insanity of eBilling Today: Why Your Customers Don't Seem to Care
BY Richard Rosen
April 1 2014
Electronic billing makes so much sense. Yet, two market traits surprise me: 1. 80% of all electronic payments start out as a paper invoice. 2. Businesses continue to apply the same strategies hoping to...
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Your Six-Step Guide to Effectively Gather Email Addresses
BY Richard Rosen
Dec. 16 2013
Email addresses remain the cornerstone of electronic communications. Therefore, gathering these addresses and then, the effective, responsible use of them is key to successfully making email a part of...
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