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The Apprentice 2010: Final Task Performance Review, Conclusion
By now, it's certainly no secret that Trump passed over Clint Robertson to hire Brandy Kuentzel as his newest apprentice. My response to that decision? Simply put: Clint was robbed.
A Suite Deal
Acquiring the Sheraton World Orlando Resort for $87 million may seem pricey at first glance, but the hotel sits on 28 prime acres on International Drive—less than a mile from the convention hub. Besides, this was 2006, the economy was strong, financing was readily available, and with Florida’s voracious appetite for condominiums, the plan to convert the Sheraton into a hotel-condo property couldn’t miss.
Women Of Power Legacy & Luminary Award Honorees
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Phone Tag
In 2004, the “Where You At?†campaign distinguished Boost Mobile from other prepaid companies in the ultra-competitive wireless communications arena. Featuring hip-hop luminaries such as Ludacris, Kanye West, and The Game, these video-styled commercials promoted the brand’s walkie-talkie feature. This savvy, catchy, and engaging approach captured the imaginations and wallets of its urban audience in the coveted 18–34 demographic, with most users under the age of 26. At the time, this successful campaign was considered a no-brainer for the marketing arm of the no-contract division of parent company Sprint Nextel. In fact, Boost received “street cred†through an unexpected marketing push from the critically acclaimed HBO series The Wire. In the Baltimore-based show, Boost represented the wireless service the local crime syndicate used for drug trafficking.