On Wednesday, August 23 at 8 a.m. The Patriots Pack will be rolling in to the Gordon Flesch Company’s (GFC) headquarters in Fitchburg, Wis. GFC is proud to host this group of motorcycle enthusiasts as they ride across the country raising money for The Jillian Fund.

The event will include a short speech about this group of imaging industry executives and their journeys logging thousands of miles visiting imaging dealers and ride sponsors along the way. At the conclusion, there will be a check presentation and breakfast will be served.

The media is invited to join the staff of the Gordon Flesch Company in the corporate headquarters parking lot (at 2675 Research Park Dr./Fitchburg).

About the Gordon Flesch Company

The Gordon Flesch Company is one of the largest independent providers of office technology solutions in the nation. Family-owned since 1956, the Gordon Flesch Company employs more than 650 people throughout 31 offices in the Midwest, with their corporate office in Madison, Wisconsin. They deliver unique business process expertise to solve challenging problems and achieve organizational goals. This includes integrating industry-leading software and hardware to build custom solutions that are supported by technical expertise, customer service and flexible, in-house financial services. Follow us on Twitter/X at @GordonFlesch.

About the Patriots Pack

Each year, the Patriots Pack rides for a charitable organization. This year they will be riding for The Jillian Fund, an organization near and dear to the hearts of these riders. This group was assembled in 1995 by Mike “Paco” Stramaglio an imaging industry veteran of over 45 years. He brought together other imaging industry executive motorcycle enthusiasts to create this annual motorcycle ride for charity. Visit patriotspacks.com for more information.

About the Jillian Fund

The Jillian Fund provides financial support during a time of crisis to allow family members to better focus on supporting their sick child. Visit thejillianfund.org for more information.

SOURCE Gordon Flesch

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