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Barry Sarner www.imprintalliance.com

Four years ago, after 30 years of owning and building large successful apparel manufacturing companies, I did a major "do-over," and left the industry I grew up in. I adopted the slogan "Change is Good!" and had it trademarked to screen print and embroider on all apparel, like Nike's "Just Do It."  "Change is Good!" not only took over my business life, but also became a part of my personal experiences. 

While the slogan was a great way to market my newly created promotional products company, a fun, uplifting, personal element developed which took on a life of its own. I started to hand out hats with "Change is Good!" embroidered on the front and my website on the back. To my amazement and delight, everyone loved the hat and slogan. As a friend declared: "'Change is Good!' speaks to you. It's personal and it is used by many to move forward in life and to stimulate dialogue between those who are important to us."

To me, "Change is Good!" is all about attitude.  It's all about positive expectancy.  If you consider change to be a good thing, it will do wonders for your journey, or your "Magical Mystery Tour," as I like to put it.  Feel free to email me at change@imprintalliance.com and learn more about why "Change is Good!"



Jeff Krauss

Jeff Krauss has been in the entertainment industry for nearly ten years. Jeff was also the director of public relations at Boss Models where he developed very strong relationships in the fashion industry.  At the age of 21, Jeff owned his first nightclub (Water), and he opened his second lounge at the age of 23 (Cotton). Jeff is one of the most recognizable names in night life.

www.myspace.com/jeff_krauss




Fernando M. Pinguelo

Fernando M. Pinguelo is a trial lawyer and partner at Norris McLaughlin & Marcus.  Fernando chairs the firm’s Entertainment Law Group and devotes his law practice to entertainment law, complex litigation, and employment matters.  Fernando has experience in all facets of litigation in both the federal and state courts. Fernando also coordinates the firm’s Response to Electronic Discovery and Information (REDI) Group and works with clients to develop strategies and implement cutting-edge technologies to manage issues related to information technology and lawsuits. Fernando has published several articles and has lectured on a variety of topics including electronic discovery, entertainment law, copyright, contracts, and employment law.  He has appeared on television (including Court TV) as a legal commentator on various high-profile trials, and has been quoted and cited in many newspapers and magazines and on radio and television broadcasts regarding cases he has handled. Fernando is an Adjunct Professor of Law at Seton Hall University Law School. Fernando can be reached by:
phone:
(908) 722-0700, ext. 4128
e-mail:
fmp@nmmlaw.com
website:
http://www.nmmlaw.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=140&Itemid=6