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My name is Mary Ann Campbell. My mission is money education, although it didn’t start out that way. I began as a vocational home economics major, with a masters degree in textile technology. Because I enjoy being a wife and mother, I’m glad I did. I also earned a master’s degree in textile technology. I currently hold a Certified Financial Planner’s certificate from the College for Financial Planning in Denver, CO. Money Magazine selected me as one of America’s top 200 CFPs. I’ve taught junior high, high school, college students, and also employees at corporations. The teachers in my life have had a profound effect on me, and their influence fuels my dedication to what do what I do. How the magic began… I was asked to teach a consumer problems class at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock (UALR), and I realized the topic was actually Personal Finance, a course I had never taken. I told them I had no experience, but they needed someone immediately. And I wanted to learn. I was turn
Vijay Singh, CEO, Mobile Magic http://www.channeltimes.com/India/News/Mobile_Magic_Aims_For_Pan-India_Presence/551-75849-820.html Mobile Magic Aims For Pan-India Presence By Pearl Mistry Mumbai, Sep 13, 2006 Mobile Magic, which claims to be the first chain of mobile boutiques in India, is on a nationwide expansion mode to ensure all-India presence. The company is involved in product sale, retailing Mobile Magic branded/multi brand accessories, application download, servicing and training. Vijay Singh, CEO, Mobile Magic, said, “Mobile Magic has 36 operational outlets spread across the states of Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat and Raipur. We plan to have at least 200 retail showrooms by the end of this financial year.” Explaining the company’s business model, Singh said that all the retail outlets are franchised. “There are three basic models that the compa
