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Jim Moskal

Planner · DISC type Sc
Founder at Next Level Branded Merch & Apparel
📍 Marinette, Wisconsin, United States

Jim is the founder of Next Level Branded Merch & Apparel, where he helps brands use merchandise as a strategic tool for connection and measurable growth. Drawing on his experience as a business owner and account executive, clients praise his deep product knowledge and excellent service. He attended Christopher Newport University.

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Experience
30 Years
Current Role
Founder
Job Level
Leadership
Location
Marinette, Wisconsin, United States
Personality Overview

How Jim shows up

Overcautious
Analytical & Cautious
Not Very Vocal

They tend to be clear about their needs and limitations and are unlikely to promise too much. The only way to convince them is by showing them examples and ample proof. They do not like taking risks at all and go for proven options in the end.

Priorities

Topics Jim cares about

Branded Merchandise ROI
He emphasizes that branded merchandise is a smart marketing investment that is highly effective for brand recall, consumer influence, and achieving measurable results.
Strategic Marketing
Views branded apparel and merchandise not just as giveaways, but as powerful, tangible tools for brands to connect with their audience and drive business growth.
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Career

Work history

11-2025
Founder
Next Level Branded Merch & Apparel
6-1999 - 10-2025
Account Executive
Strategies, LTD
9-1995 - 6-1999
Owner
Peninsula Specialites
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Behavioral profile

DISC profile (public)

S

Steadiness (S)

Steadiness (S) reflects the degree to which a person is likely to focus on cooperation, support and taking everyone along. Those scoring high tend to be consistent and calm.

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