Dr. Taddy Blecher interviewed at the Launch of the new Napoleon Hill Book Think and Grow Rich Three Feet from Gold. He is the founder or CIDA City Campus – the first free university in South Africa.
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Scott Shilling interviewed at the Launch of the new Napoleon Hill Book Think and Grow Rich Three Feet from Gold.Scott Schilling has led the field in training others, presenting as a top professional speaker.
John Assaraf interviewed at the Launch of the new Napoleon Hill Book Think and Grow Rich Three Feet from Gold. John Assaraf is one of the experts featured in the film and book The Secret, which he helped launch into a worldwide phenomenon.
Sharon Lechter interviewed at the Launch of the new Napoleon Hill Book Think and Grow Rich Three Feet from Gold. Sharon is also known as the co-author of the book Rich Dad, Poor Dad and the Rich Dad series of books.
David Corbin interviewed at the Launch of the new Napoleon Hill Book Think and Grow Rich Three Feet from Gold. David has served as President of publicly traded firms, invented award-winning business.
Greg S. Reid interviewed at the Launch of his new Napoleon Hill Book Think and Grow Rich Three Feet from Gold. Creator/producer on internationally acclaimed films “Pass It On”, and “Three Feet from Gold.”
PASADENA, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–The historic Rose Bowl and Steve Clarkson’s DREAMMAKER, LLC have partnered together in a joint deal to display the billboard of the Steve Clarkson Dreammaker logo for the quarterback athletic development company. The signage debuted at the televised Washington vs U.C.L.A. football game this week, and will be part of the Dreammaker 2010 nationwide tour, which will launch at the Rose Bowl the weekend of February 26. The joint deal was culminated between the Rose Bowl’s General Manager Darryl Dunn and Premier Partnerships’ COO Jeff Marks on behalf of Clarkson this past summer. The construction of the sign was developed by the Ultimate Activation Company headed by President and CEO Kevin Elliott.
Business Wire – L-R: Hall of Famer Joe Montana; Steve Clarkson, Chairman, Dreammaker, LLC; Darryl Dunn, General Manager, Rose Bowl; Jeff …The signage, displayed at the North End, ties in with the 2009-2010 upcoming activities at the Bowl — the remainder of the U.C.L.A. football season; New Year’s January 1 Rose Bowl game; and the BCS National Championship game on January 7. This joint venture will also be part of the overall campaign of future Dreammaker charitable endeavors for 2010.
“We’re very excited about our new association with Steve Clarkson Dreammaker, LLC and are very pleased to be associated with the Clarkson name, who for the past 20 years has been developing great young student athletes,” stated Dunn. Adds Marks, “We’re very proud and honored to have arranged this first-ever deal with the Rose Bowl, in uniting Steve Clarkson’s company with the famous venue.”
“This is another giant step in the building and branding of the Dreammaker entity,” says Clarkson. “It’s a stepping stone to the new 2010 tour, and we look forward to future activities with the Bowl.”
Considered by NFL, collegiate and high school quarterbacks to be one of the most influential quarterback developers in the sport, Clarkson has trained such NFL athletes as Ben Roethlisberger, Matt Leinart, Matt Cassell and Josh Freeman. His current college quarterbacks include Matt Barkley (USC); Jimmy Clausen (Notre Dame); Terrell Pryor (Ohio State); Jake Locker (University of Washington), amongst others.
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Family Launches New Sports-Oriented Social Networking Site
LockerSpace, LLC is launching a website to create a community where users can share, learn, follow and group with others who share the love of being athletic
PHOENIX, AZ- LockerSpace is an epic, sports oriented video sharing community for the Athletically Social. This exciting new site has an innovative new video player which allows users to watch and upload high-quality videos. One of the unique features of Lockerspace is their ability to “follow” other members. This feature allows the member to track the video uploads and updates of their favorite athletes, friends, teams, trainers or schools. Soon to come is there iPhone application that will enable members to shoot videos from their iPhone into LockerSpace and make them viewable to other members on their phones.
The creators of LockerSpace,Ty Thomasson and Maureen Kerley, are the first Mother/Son team to create such a site. They have been actively involved in sports for much of their lives. Maureen, who graduated from Arizona State University, fly fishes, skies, kayaks and enjoys watching all sports. Ty’s father played professional baseball in the Major Leagues for over ten years and was fortunate enough to play in the 78” World Series. Ty played football for Chaparral High School, a team that not only won back to back AIA State Championship, but went undefeated for their entire high school term. From there Ty attended ASU and was an invited walk-on to play football, but his love of sports does not end there. He loves deep sea fishing in any ocean, skydiving whenever he can, and snowboarding in the Rockies or just being “Athletically Social”
BATAVIA, Ohio (AdAge.com) — The venerable Estee Lauder cosmetics brand has found a seemingly natural way to connect with social media: offering free makeovers and photo shoots at its department-store cosmetics counters coast-to-coast to produce shots women can use for their online profiles.
The promotion, which kicks off Oct. 16 at Bloomingdale’s in New York and will extend initially to Macy’s, Saks and other Bloomingdale’s stores in Southern California, Miami and Chicago, also includes a giveaway of a 10-day supply of foundation.
Defying convention in a prestige cosmetics industry that has buried consumers under piles of makeup totes and other “gifts with purchase” for decades, no purchase is required for these gifts. The gift that the brand hopes will keep on giving is that the profile photos include the Estee Lauder logo in the background, which, assuming they aren’t Photoshopped into oblivion, could give the brand lasting presence on Facebook beyond its own 27,000-member plus fan page. The promotion is being plugged on that page, as well as on Estee Lauder’s website, and the company is also using PR to spread the word.
With a target age of 35 to 55, Estee Lauder consumers aren’t necessarily prototypical social-media mavens. But the promotion has a dual strategy, said spokeswoman Tara Eisenberg: helping contemporize the brand for younger women while recognizing that somewhat older women have rapidly embraced social media, too.
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