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Professor Feldman is one of the world's leading experts on Interactive Marketing. Prior to taking up the postion of Head of Marketing Faculty at ABC University, she led ABC Heavy Marketing Industries, taking it from a niche consultancy to the largest marketing company in the USA. Professor Feldman's book 'Reaching You' which deals with Interactive Marketing was on the New York business bestsellers list for 48 weeks.

Mike Newman was the youngest ever graduate of ABC University - graduating with his PhD at the age of fourteen. After a successful career as first a derivatives trader and then the Head of Trading forABC Bank, he retired aged 20. Since then he has spent his time working for charitable concerns and transferring his investment banking skills regarding the behaviour of groups into the practical area of prediction of consumer trends.

Ms Telman was formerly the host of the most successful ever action TV show. Ms Telman was responsible for the market testing and development of the show, changing it from a daytime talk format to live stunt and drama. Over the last 5 years the show has grossed over $500m in earnings.

Ernest makes a point of playing with children; he believes that innovation comes from seeing the world through young eyes and this approach has paid off. With profit per person of seven digits, ABC Innovation is probably the most successful innovations service company ever. They have clients ranging from startups through to mega corporations. Alone in the industry, they guarantee their clients a profit on any project they agree to be involved in! Ernest boasts that ABC has never had to pay a client to make this happen. The idea he says came from his ten year old daughter.

Lydia claims that her job is the most fun in the world; she gets to chat to people professionally. As Head of Contact, Lydia is expected to gossip with ABC's customers. It's her job to make sure that they feel as if they have been standing around the watercooler. This approach must work because ABC has grown 70% year-on-year for the last eight years.

Jeff Q. Tellman likes to tell a story. When his grandmother's best friend wanted to learn about getting a computer, it was his 87 year old grandmother who took her down to the store, showed her the computers, helped her to buy one, helped her to set it and her wireless network up. Jeff thinks this shows the power of co-operative marketing; his grandmother benfitted too through the reductions she received on her jetski. It's not the fact that this happened that Jeff finds interesting but the fact that transactions totalling over $7,000 were directed towards two companies at the cost of $23 in marketing spend. Jeff shows how ABC Computers and ABC Jetski Co are part of a co-operative marketing network and how this has lead each company to growth rates that are the envy of the market.

Mr Brightman is unusual in that he says that his job is going perfectly if he can come in to work at noon and leave an hour later. When asked how much he works he answers that he never stops because he's always around his customers. Brightman ABC, Start and Fieldmouse started off in his garage five years ago. Today they use his house too despite having more than 900 employees. Most of them have visited the garage once or twice, he says. He tries to be there for an hour a day. The thing is, it's not a usual garage. Each of the four walls are covered with a large display - one measuring over 20 feet by 10 feet. It's these screens that act as windows into the office of every employee whereever they are, and the way that Brightman ABC, Star and Fieldmouse reach out to their customers. Mr Brightman believes that it's only through interacting directly with your customers that you can maintain your competitive standing. "Technology has made us more human", he says.