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Maxim Lighting Turns 50, Celebrates Family History

The company spotlights Chief Operations Officer Naomi Sperling.

11/19/2019
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Naomi Sperling
Naomi Sperling

In light of its approaching 50th anniversary in 2020, Maxim Lighting is highlighting its family-owned company history.

A true tale of the American Dream; Jacob Sperling, an immigrant who traveled to the United States rich in hope, but poor in means creates a flourishing top five company sold across North and South America, as well as Europe. Chief Operations Officer Naomi Sperling continues in that entrepreneurial spirit, ensuring the drive for success is still central to Maxim's mantra.

Naomi Sperling began working for Maxim more than 18 years ago while still attending high school and continued throughout university. From her early days, she began working the production line to ensure knowledge of all the components of fixtures. Then, making the jump to the office, she shadowed Jacob in his travels sourcing materials around the world and even relocating to Asia for a short period. Today, Naomi Sperling is the Chief Operations Officer of a multi-million dollar company where she has modernized business development, introduced innovative procedures, and continues to see success from her analysis of market data.

Graduating from USC with a degree in International Relations and a minor in Business, Naomi Sperling took her scholastic knowledge, coupled with her life experience and has revolutionized workflow. Continuing with Jacob Sperling's love for his family and devotion to his work, Naomi Sperling finds balance with her home and work, even when they are seemingly intertwined.

"I love knowing I can make a real difference here. The passion I see in the people here is unmatched anywhere else and it is my responsibility to make sure that I help ensure its longevity and vibrancy."

Next January, Maxim Lighting will celebrate its 50th anniversary. Maxim has stayed true to its values in remaining a family run-business. A rare case study now continues through to the next generation of Sperling children to lead the company into its next 50 years and beyond.
 

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