Retail Lockbox, Inc. Celebrates a Landmark 30 Years in the Payment Processing Industry

On March 16th, 2024, Retail Lockbox, Inc. employees and their families gathered in the historic Pioneer Square neighborhood of Seattle, WA to celebrate its 30th anniversary in business as one of the premier payment processing and document management companies in the country. The evening of festivities, food, and rewards was focused on acknowledging and thanking the dedicated and hard-working employees who have consistently contributed to the company’s success since it was founded 30 years ago.

Retail Lockbox, Inc. Announces Strategic Acquisition of eRemitt, LLC

SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, USA, January 25, 2024. Retail Lockbox, Inc. an industry leader in remittance processing, credit card payments, and document management services announces its acquisition of eRemitt LLC, a Houston based specialized lockbox company providing solutions for remittance and document processing for financial institutions.

The first Washington Employers for Racial Equity (WERE) CEO Conversation

During this one-hour virtual event, “Building, Growing, and Strengthening Black Businesses and Black Talent in Washington State,” a panel of Black business leaders share their experiences in our state and highlight strategies that companies can pursue to develop and advance Black talent and support Black businesses. Our panel includes Craig Dawson, president and CEO of Retail Lockbox; Mary Pugh, CEO and Chief Investment Officer of Pugh Capital Management; and Mack Hogans, CEO of Mack Hogans Consulting and former Weyerhaeuser senior executive.

US Postal Service to slow some mail deliveries in October

The U.S. Postal Service (USPS) on Friday finalized a plan to slow down some first-class mail deliveries starting Oct. 1 as part of efforts to cut red ink. The plan, proposed by Postmaster General Louis DeJoy in March, will revise the existing one to three day service standards to one to five days. USPS said that 61% of first-class mail would remain at its current standard. The federal agency said delivery standards would be slower for about 7% of periodicals.