James E. Casey
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Sep 15, 2026
Noel MasseyGUEST
You know, the famous CrowdStrike move where they did it by Zoom or something during COVID.
Noel MasseyGUEST
Um, I mean, it still lives today, right? UPS, the business model that Jim Casey installed in the company made a really important aspect as of 1945 when managers became owners, when the founding four turned the shares over to the people running the company.
Noel MasseyGUEST
All of the changes that occurred after World War II, where we went from 20 facilities to 400, uh, that was done with share value of the managers.
Noel MasseyGUEST
That was done with my stock, okay? That's how we grew the company and expanded the business.
Phil WilliamsHOST
They called it the American Messenger Company.
Phil WilliamsHOST
Today, Jim Casey and Claude Ryan's little company is known as UPS.
Phil WilliamsHOST
It's radio commercial day because today is when the first commercial ever, 104 years ago, aired on WEAF in New York City.
Phil WilliamsHOST
1922, the 10-minute ad called was for the Queensborough Roofing Company.
Pam AshbyHOST
And 119 years ago in 1907, two Seattle teenagers started up a local delivery service called American Messenger Company.
Pam AshbyHOST
Today, Jim Casey and Claude Ryan's little company is known as UPS, United Parcel Service.
MarkHOST
Those are your FPBs and OTDs for August the 28th.
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Phil WilliamsHOST
They called it the American Messenger Company.
Phil WilliamsHOST
Today, Jim Casey and Claude Ryan's little company is known as UPS.
Phil WilliamsHOST
It's radio commercial day because today is when the first commercial ever, 104 years ago, aired on WEAF in New York City.
Phil WilliamsHOST
1922, the 10-minute ad called was for the Queensborough Roofing Company.
Glen GalaichGUEST
Now, they base that on a very simple idea.
Glen GalaichGUEST
Jim Casey, when he first made his donation to create the Marguerite Casey Foundation, he was the founder, I guess, of UPS.
Glen GalaichGUEST
It was a $400, $500 million donation.
Glen GalaichGUEST
Since then, the organization grew to about $1 billion.