Mullen: ready to burst through

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Mullen Advertising Inc. has grown from a "boutique" New England advertising agency in 1969 to a thriving corporate-owned firm in 1999. Founded by James X. Mullen, the firm has seen double- or triple-digit operational growth in all but two of its 30 years. Mullen helped Timberland Co. grow to $637.5 million in 1997 from $53.8 million in 1986. Mullen has also helped to change the image of the Disney Channel.

Author: Shulman, Ken
Advertising agencies, Statistical Data Included, Portrayals, Advertising, Marketing industry, Mullen Advertising Inc.

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The Second Act of Howard Schatz

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Howard Schatz, a very successful eye surgeon, has left the medical profession to pursue photography on a full time basis. With the help of his wife and business partner Beverly Orstein, he has produced numerous books and done work for commercial clients such as AT&T and IBM.

Author: Shulman, Ken
Commercial Photography, Commercial Photo & Graphic Arts Svcs, Biography, Photographers, Photographic industry, Business services, Graphic arts industry, Schatz, Howard

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Le Cirque du Soleil: "creativity talks"

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Cirque du Soleil founded in 1984, out of a troupe of street performers has evolved into a globally recognized entertainment enterprise. Each Cirque du Soleil show seduces its audience, transporting it to an imaginary place rippling with real, palpable beauty.

Author: Shulman, Ken
Management dynamics, AMUSEMENT & RECREATION SERVICES, Entertainment industry, Company business management, Cirque du Soleil

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Subjects list: United States, Management
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