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work on their homes or properties as working from
home became more commonplace. "We were fortunate
to be able to stay open during the pandemic due to the
necessity of rental equipment and propane sales," Mancini
said. "We also have a wide variety of tools and equipment
accompanied by a knowledgeable staff. We strive to keep
our equipment up to date and serviced to make sure our
customers are satisfied."

"Our success has been a focus on listening to
customers' needs, whether it may be a do-it-yourself
project or something on a larger corporate scale
and keeping everyone's transactions as simple and
straightforward as possible." -Robert Mancini

RKL LLP
Ed Monborne, CEO of
RKL LLP, is proud of the
firm's decades-long service
to Berks County and the
trusted relationships his
team has built.
"These bonds are more
vital now than ever, as
our clients rely on us for
honest guidance and actionable
insights," Monborne said. "The
entrepreneurial spirit of RKL
meant that we wasted no time in
devising new solutions and new ways to support regional
businesses and produce measurable, positive results amidst
disruption and uncertainty."
Monborne believes RKL's true measures of success are the
real results his team delivers to clients, as well as the impact
on their lives, noting that RKL has traveled through months
of challenges with clients and created new and important
ways to make those connections. Explaining that time for
analysis was an unavailable luxury for many businesses this
year meant organizations like RKL had to react by making
decisions in real-time, Monborne confirms. "We hope the
benefits of preparation and agility remain after this crisis
fades," he said.

ANEWALT'S LANDSCAPE
CONTRACTING
Lori Anewalt, vice president
of Anewalt's Landscape
Contracting in Bernville,
credits her father, the recently
deceased John Skrip, Jr.,
co-founder of Clover Hill
Winery, for providing the
base for her company's
successful foundation. "Much
of Anewalt's success can be
directly attributed to my dad,"
Anewalt said. "He instilled
an incredible work ethic in me
that Eddie and I have threaded
through our business."
The challenges of recent months were accepted by her
team, and Anewalt said they kicked their deep faith into
overdrive and retained their focus on achieving success by
making a positive difference every day.
"We chose to make a positive difference right where we are
by coming to work with the right attitude and by serving
our community and treating our team members with
excellence," she said. Honoring the memory of her father,
who Anewalt deemed an entrepreneur, gifted visionary,
family man, as well as an incredible parent, is continuing
to inspire Anewalt and her team on their path toward
continued growth and success.
"Our business and my parents' business are founded on
timeless values and strong work ethic. With that mix, you
can't lose - perhaps you do for a moment in time, but you
pick yourself up and press on," Anewalt said.

"To struggling businesses, I say what my father
would say to me, 'Get tough buttercup!' Dig deep!
Have faith in God! You can do this. If you fail, get up
again and press on." - Lori Anewalt

"Be as prepared as possible, and don't be afraid to
try new things that may transform your business. The
resilience and innovation we've seen in this region is
truly an inspiration." - Ed Monborne
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