Sherwin-Williams excel at corporate greed. They steal from painters and use the PDCA to do their dirty work. Again, Chris Connor, CEO of Sherwin-Williams, applauds the moral support from National Associate Member Carlos Rodriguez (CEO of ADP) for supporting criminal fraud at PDCA. Have any ideas or suggestions regarding ADP’s corporate responsibility efforts? I would love to hear them. Please send them to me at carlos.rodriguez.csr@adp.com BEHIND CLOSED DOORS RJ Wells (rjwells@sherwin.com) , Senior VP of Sherwin Williams corporate communications, orders PDCA to sue Miles. Howe, Anderson, and Steyer, legal consult for the PDCA, James Anderson (janderson@haspc.com) files lawsuit. Richard Greene, CEO, CAE, of the PDCA approves of the lawsuit Gregory Schnurr, national president (and a federally convicted felon) approves It has been my experience that the PDCA protects the interest of its corporate sponsors like Sherwin-Williams at the expense of its members. Several years ago when Sherwin-Williams broke a contractual agreement and stole my intellectual property I began to speak about this issue at PDCA meetings. However, rather than receiving support from the PDCA leadership they ordered me to cease and desist. When I refused to do so, they filed a lawsuit against me. The financial influence of corporations has indeed corrupted the PDCA’s expressed purpose of serving the interests of its members. In light of this, I appeal to you, the members of the PDCA, to help me resolve my dispute with Sherwin-Williams by signing the petition below. Thank you for your time. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M7AX6XPYFzw Hello, my name is Miles Oravetz and I am a professional commercial painter of 38 years located in CT. Approximately 10 years ago, several painting contractors and I invested our money in creating a DIY wallpapering video which we sent to Sherwin-Williams in hopes of selling it; however, as Sherman-Williams offered us only $300, we took our product elsewhere. About two months later, while picking up supplies at a Sherwin-Williams store I came across a DIY wallpapering video and discovered that Sherwin-Williams was, in fact, selling their own version of our video. While Sherwin-Williams deny this was the case you can watch below, side-by-side, our production alongside Sherwin-Williams version and judge for yourself whether Sherwin-Williams stole our work. As small business owners, we lack the financial resources to mount a legal challenge against a large, powerful corporation like Sherman-Williams. So, we are asking for help from you, the public, in telling Sherwin-Williams what the right thing to do is.