A Personal Update and new Office Hours from VPI
After a lot of thought, I’ve made the decision to adjust our VPI office hours.
Going forward, our office will be open:
Tuesday through Thursday 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
The past few months have given me a lot to think about.
After my medical event earlier this year, I was reminded in a very real way that time is something we can’t take for granted. I love VPI, I love what we have built, and I remain as committed as ever to this company, our products, our customers, and the people who have supported us for so many years.
But I’m also a husband and a father.
My children are growing up quickly. I want to be present for them, for my wife, and for the moments that become the memories we carry with us.
When my brother Jon and I were growing up, my mom and dad worked incredibly hard building VPI, but they also made sure they were there for us. As I get older, I understand more and more just how important that was.
I want to do the same for my family.
This is why we are re-adapting the original hours they once held. Our factory and wood fabrication facility will still be operational all week long. In addition emails will be answered as soon as possible.
This change isn’t about slowing down or stepping away. It’s about being more mindful with my time, more focused when I’m at work, and making sure that both the company and the family behind it remain strong for the long term.
VPI has always been a family business in every sense of the word.
Sometimes staying strong means knowing when to make an adjustment.
This is one of those adjustments.
Thank you, as always, for supporting VPI and our family.
New VPI Office Hours
Tuesday – Thursday | 10 AM – 4 PM
Mat, sending prayers and warm thoughts your way! I pray that God sends you good health and a long happy life with your family!
You're a good man! You treat others like you want to be treated. You took excellent care of me, with my Prime 21, and I am eternally grateful.
Give your body a chance to heal, and stick to the medical care team's instructions. I have afib which can cause a stroke, as it did for my father (you gotta love genetics). I am under a course of medical treatment. I just retired and want to finally be able to enjoy life.
You do the same! Spend time with your family and loved ones, and enjoy life!
Matt, Family and health are always #1 above all else. Kudos to you for being forthright and standing up for yourself and your family. All the best as you recalibrate to what really matters.
-Alan Chandross, MI (ex-NJ )