Stuart Ferster and his family have a knack for being successful entrepreneurs. He is the current Executive Director of Interactive Technology Corporation (ITC), a company that helps to increase the positive brand of others by utilizing a vast array of marketing and support services. They will be the first to tell you that the reason they lead the pack in each of their target markets is because of their talented staff. Originally just a handful of people, over the past 15 years they have increased their workforce to over 70 members, each one bringing something special to the table. Over the years they have earned a stellar reputation as giving each of their clients an exceptional customer experience. The company specializes in positive branding services such as search engine optimization, online marketing, website development and design, and social media, in addition to software development.

After receiving his degree, Stuart Ferster spent the next 15 years working for his family’s company, the Gaynor Group as the Production Director. Working within the plastics industry, the company manufactured polyethylene film that was printed on flexographic printers and then converted into carrier bags. Their main clientele included many big names in retail such as Littlewoods, Marks & Spencer, and Tesco. They were also featured on the London stock exchange.

Stuart continued his entrepreneurial endeavours with another family business. He worked for nearly 25 years as the Production Director for Coral Products, also in the field of plastics, this company instead focused on the manufacturing of plastic injection moulding. The company initially only made VHS cassette cases, but as time went on and demands of the world changed, they graduated to more modern packaging, such as CD and DVD cases.

The company grew and for years, they were lauded as one of the largest media packaging companies in Europe. They were also featured on the London stock exchange. Since the early days, the company has continued to grow and succeed. They now offer a variety of other products, such as food packaging, automotive parts, personal care and household items, in addition to products in the telecoms and rail industries. They are also actively involved with recycling and make strides towards a green initiative.