This unprecedented executive education initiative, consisting of six one-week modules over the course of a year, is tailor-made to build leadership, management and business performance for senior-level executives in the auto and truck retail industry.

Held on the campus of Babson College in Wellesley, Mass., the program focuses on actual business situations to help current dealer operators, retail executives, senior leaders in dealership groups and successor candidates optimize success in all areas of the dealership. Babson Executive Education is a nationally recognized leader in professional development for business leaders. Its faculty and industry experts lead the program.

“This is the only program in the country that gives auto and truck industry entrepreneurs the tailored, ‘real-life’ information they need to tackle such complex challenges as dealership mergers and acquisitions, expansions into related auto businesses and building long-term profitability,” said John Lyboldt, vice president of Dealership Operations at the National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA).

Like most people, Brady’s world is a constant compromise. The hot tempered ex-soldier must contend with a dead end job, an empty personal life, and a world inhabited by rehabilitated Zombie’s. But when Brady loses a promotion to an undead counterpart, he sets out to prove his suspicions of the former flesh eaters are justified.

Eat Me was filmed on the RED ONE.

Eat Me zombie film festivals

Bill White is a highly observant detective. Armed with a good night’s sleep there is no mystery he can’t solve. So when he’s hired by a family to find their missing daughter he jumps at the chance and checks into the only motel in the sleepy town. Bill expected the case to be tricky but he didn’t anticipate his noisy neighbors’ making slumber a challenge. Will he pull it together in time to save the missing girl or will his insomnia be both of their undoing?

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The Car Room from Avalon Media Group

The Car Room

Rear Loading Beach Bomb

 

Rear Loading Beach Bomb Base

Welcome to the place where the passion for the model collecting hobby lives! Diecast cars, trucks, and equipment, collectible models, and scale replicas… it’s the home of Diecast X and the review show “Playing With Cars”. New models, in-hand reviews – It’s a Big Hobby – Someone’s Got To Cover It!

Voices of Latin Rock 2009 from Ralph Riccardi.

Voices of Latin Rock 2009.

IN PRODUCTION- “Voices of Latin Rock”

Based upon the book by Jim McCarthy this documentary and live pledge promotion event will cover the Latin rock movement from its inception in the Mission District in San Francisco, and will feature the music and film from “Malo” to “Santana.” Mr. Bell will serve as the Co-Executive Producer and director for the broadcast programs and will manage worldwide marketing and distribution.

A Conversation with Tim Gallwey

After several years of planning, production recently launched for Tim’s upcoming “Inner Game” television special targeted for initial broadcast on Flagship PBS Station WGBH later this year.
As part of this new “Inner Game” media initiative a “Conversation with Tim Gallwey” was also filmed.
From “Inner Game of Tennis” to his recently released book “Inner Game of Stress” Tim provides us with an all encompassing and enlightening commentary about his work, his journey and his “Inner Game”.

Mollydooker Sip It Forward Charity Wine Project from Ralph Riccardi on Vimeo.

Our friends at Mollydooker recently initiated a charity wine project to help the children of Cambodia.

Sip it Forward – by Sarah Marquis
Sip It Forward Bottle.

mollydooker

We were two young kids when we met and fell in love at winemaking college, and since then have been able to build a business which not only brings us huge enjoyment, fun and friendship, but allows us to help others.
In 2008 we set aside 1000 cases of the 2007 Two Left Feet, to be bottled under a different label, with all of the proceeds going to charity. We asked our Mollydooker Mates to suggest a name for the wine and Ian & Katie Muncy from Ohio came up with ‘Sip it Forward’. We loved the name from the first time that we saw it.
I was introduced to an organization in Australia, Transform Cambodia which provides schooling and food for children and their families in Cambodia, and decided to visit. Our world changed from that trip.