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Billy Gives Back™
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About the campaign
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The Billy Gives Back Charitable Giving Campaign Larry Bailin is the author of one of the most highly acclaimed marketing books of 2007 , “Mommy, Where Do Customers Come From?” and CEO of the award winning Internet marketing company Single Throw. Single Throw is considered to be among the top Internet marketing companies in the Country. The growing client list of Single Throw includes Scholastic, Sara Lee, KIWI Shoe Polish, Select Energy, BP Oil, Hyperion Technologies, Harley Davidson, Oxford Health, MagLite, Symbol Technologies among many other public and private companies. Larry is considered an expert in his field and is a sought after professional business speaker on the topic of Internet Marketing and how businesses can connect with a new breed of connected customer, Larry speaks for organizations throughout the country. He has been a keynote speaker for Microsoft and spoken for groups such as The Direct Marketing Association (DMA), Business Marketing Association (BMA), Second Wind Network, American Marketing Association (AMA), United Parcel Service (UPS), HealthSouth, NJ Ad Club, MENG and many others. Larry has co-presented with industry leaders such as Ask Jeeves, Symbol Technologies, Avaya and Microsoft and has shared the stage with bestselling author Seth Godin. Larry is also a featured marketing article writer on the topic of Internet Marketing and Search Engine Technology for online and offline publications and has been a featured expert in articles by Entrepreneur Magazine, Realtor Magazine, CNN Money, Fortune Small Business, The Street and Direct Marketing Magazine. In 2007 Larry was named one of the top 40 business people in New Jersey under the age of 40.
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