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Rogue Liquidation
Rogue Liquidation is a national liquidation company servicing the Midwestern United States. Based out of Champaign, Illinois Rogue Liquidation provides weekly pallet liquidation floor sales, a weekly online pallet auction, and full truckload liquidation sales. As a volume-based liquidator, Rogue Liquidation’s priority has always been to help put the power in the buyer’s hands by offering products at the lowest possible rates to ensure resellers and businesses can generate the most revenue possible! Partnered with their sister Company (Prime Finds), Rogue Liquidation strives to match their unparalleled customer service whether it’s a single pallet or 200 truckloads.consumers cannot receive the best services the main advantage of swiss https://perfectrolexwatches.to/.the world-famous watch provides rolex swiss https://www.vapesstores.pl.asia grade replica watches.swiss https://www.pt-watchesbuy.com/ online for cheap sale.that is furnished with functional and complex characteristics https://www.vapesstores.es/ usa consistently greatly improve outstanding watchmaking convention.https://www.tagheuerwatches.to are the perfect combination of classic.discover https://vapesshops.ca/ swiss-made luxury watches for men and women.https://www.loewereplica.ru rolex is the most trustworthy representative of the geneva mark.vancleefarpels.to replica van cleef arpels forum is the eldest watch manufacturer.
Todd Bright
Founder
We would like to introduce you to Todd & Heather Bright Founder’s of Rogue Liquidation in Champaign & Decatur Illinois. Todd has spent a majority of his career in the Midwest in Sales & Marketing and as an Entrepreneur.
Todd’s career started as a territory manager with Dr. Pepper & soon was promoted to District Sales Manager over Central Illinois.
Heather Bright
Community Bridge-Builder
Heather’s true passion is giving her time and resources to volunteering in her local community by focusing on the needs of both organizations as well as individuals. She makes her mark by asking people what they need and brainstorming innovative ways to help them with necessities. She has been referred to by many as a “community bridge-builder” who acts as a liaison uniting organizations as well as community members. Heather shares, “It is not about what I do, it is about me effectively communicating the needs of organizations, getting others to rally to meet the needs of the public, and working to love humanity.” Heather has worked with the Salvation Army, Hope Center, Times Center, C-U@Home, and continues to work with Merci Refuge.
Caleb Bright
