Morph Pillow Founder Brian Parker Featured in Utah Daily Herald
Feb 7, 2017
Morph Pillow Founder Brian Parker featured in Utah Daily Herald article for his company's successful first year after a successfully funded Kickstarter campaign.
Provo, United States - February 7, 2017 /PressCable/ —
Morph Pillow founder Brian Parker has been featured in Utah Daily Herald for his business’ first year success. The article, titled “Morph Pillow maker still finding success a year later” outlined Mr. Parker’s inspiration to invent the Morph Pillow and his marketing skills that led to the pillow being highlighted on Amazon. The pillow earned the “#1 New Release” designation in its debut and went on to higher than anticipated sales in the month of December.
Brian Parker founded Morph Pillow one year ago with funds from a successful Kickstarter campaign. His unique travel pillow is shaped like a ball with a flat top and bottom. The revolutionary design features memory foam that can scrunch down to the size of a bundled pair of athletic socks. When opened, the pillow expands to a ball just under the size of a soccer ball. Mr. Parker says his travel pillow makes every airline or bus seat a window seat. The design concept is aimed at bringing the traveler, commuter, or day-napper comfort without the bulk of traditional travel pillows.
The article further outlines Morph Pillow founder’s unique motivation behind the invention. Though he is majoring in Italian, Brian Parker actually became an entrepreneur to finance his dream of going to medical school. The article cites Parker’s relationship with business mentors and instructors at the Rollins Center for Entrepreneurship & Technology at BYU. His interns and instructors alike praised Parker for his ability to juggle the demands of being a full time student and an entrepreneur as well as his tenacity in seeking out mentors and implementing new tactics in his business. This drive for success as well as his motivation to eventually become a doctor is what Parker credits for the success of his company in its first year.
Parker’s next goal is to piggy back on the success of his online sales and take the pillow into retail stores nationwide. For more information, visit the website at www.morphpillow.com
Contact Info:
Name: Brian Parker
Organization: Morph Pillow
Address: 405 Belmont Place Unit 351, Provo, Utah 84606, United States
Phone: +1-480-338-9733
For more information, please visit http://morphpillow.com
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 167822
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