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About Me

By Day.. Web, mobile, video marketing and client consulting. Managing partner in start up technology corporations.

By Night.. Sports, 24Hour gym, salsa dance, social events,

Newport Beach, CA USA

Current Work focus includes:· http://B3NET.com

Location:
United States, Corona Del Mar, CA
Current organization:
B3NET.com
Current role:
VP Marketing
Gender:
Male
Areas of expertise:
Mobile Marketing, Social media (internet) marketing / sales, Web / App Development, Sales - Marketing, Project / General Management, Marketing and Communications, Website Analytics, Video Marketing, Internet Broadcasting
I am:
Business adviser, Consultant, Educator/Teacher, Entrepreneur, Environmentalist, Idea generator, Project manager, Sales specialist, Technologist, Web guru
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I'm passionate about

International Web marketing. Mobile technology. Education. Giving back to community.

An idea worth spreading

TED the idea of an idea to spread. Free education through the Web via sites like www.khanacademy.com, wikipedia.com google.com youtube.com and hundreds of others who pop up every year.

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The future of Web commerce via mobile, video and e-commerce. The constant evolution of social media optimization and search engine optimization.

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  • A comment on Talk: Dan Pallotta: The way we think about charity is dead wrong

    Mar 11 2013: One segment not mentioned in this talk which is a big game changer is the for profit model. These for profit companies are popping up and running on a traditional for profit business model and giving away a percentage of every sale to charity. They sell products to end users like t-shirts etc. No regulation. They can run smart, efficient and give large sums to charity. One example of this is sevenly.com. Another which is on the rise is Crowdfunding. Great talk Dan. I wish you spent part of your presentation on the business model I explained. This gives people a workable option to make a difference.

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