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Maxine Ballen
When Maxine Ballen saw a missing link in New Jersey she didn't complain. She did something about it. Ballen, founder, president and CEO of the New Jersey Technology Council saw a need in the community for people in technology industries. "I thought we needed one place, a trade association, where people could go to meet...

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NASA Well Drilling & Engineering, Inc
Before opening NASA Well Drilling & Engineering, Inc in Marlton, NJ in 1998, John Dogbey, originally of Ghana, said his college years were some of the best in his life.

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Spencer Sherman
This is Mayzee from Myalumniwebsite.com speaking today with Spencer Sherman, Certified Financial Planner and author of the important new book, The Cure for Money Madness. Spencer was born and raised in New York City, a graduate of Bayside High School. He earned a Bachelors Degree in Economics from Brandeis University, earning a Phi Beta Kappa there and earned also an MBA in finance from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. Since starting Abacus Wealth Partners, a wealth management firm headquartered in Philadelphia, he has been widely quoted in the press and has appeared often on national television such as CNBC’s Make Your Money Work with Bill Griffith and on Philadelphia’s NBC-10 News where he cut up his credit cards on the air. Named one of the top 100 wealth advisors in the United States by Worth Magazine, Spencer leads workshops on financial freedom all over the country. Now I would like to present to you Spencer Sherman.

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Tom Szaky
This is Mayzee with Myalmuniwebsite.com. Today I'm interviewing Tom Szaky, co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of TerraCycle, producer of the world's first product made from and packaged in waste. Since its debut in 2004, TerraCycle has emerged as a model of eco-capitalism and has grown between 300 and 600 percent annually. Born in Budapest, Hungary, in 1982, Tom immigrated from Hungary to Holland and then in 1989 from Holland to Toronto, Canada. At 14, he started his first business, a Web designed company called Flight Design, which employed three associates and earned its young proprietor a five-figure income. Even while in secondary school, Tom was active in community service and philanthropy. As a third-year student, he cycled solo from Toronto to Vancouver to raise $4,000 for an environmental organization setting a national speed record of 21 days. Tom came to the United States in 2001 when he matriculated at Princeton University. In 2002, he took a leave of absence to dedicate himself full-time to starting TerraCycle, which began as a two-man outfit in the crowded basement of an old office building on the Princeton campus. His new book called Revolution in a Bottle traces the first five years of the Company and is a most-read for anyone interested in understanding the new synergy between business and the ecology.

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Z-Coil Pain Relief Foot Wear
If it is as easy as trying on a pair of shoes, why not try it? Rid yourself of back pain, stop suffering from foot pain.....

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