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MMPI Veteran Staff Take Lead Creating New Look + Vision for July 2011

LOS ANGELES, CA (May 6, 2011) – MMPI announces exciting new additions to the California Gift Show (CGS) sales and marketing teams, fueling a fresh perspective and enhanced experience for the West Coast’s largest Gift & Home Market.

Cabot, Arkansas – 4/28/2011– From among contestants across the United States, Moxie Couture has been ranked #182 in StartupNation.com’s 2011 Leading Moms in Business competition (www.startupnation.com/leading-moms-in-business).
Millions of votes have been cast in the annual competition, and this year’s flurry of popular support of the 2011 contestants was no exception. America has once again demonstrated its immense interest and supportiveness for moms building businesses as they also tend to their families.

New York, NY – April 25, 2011 – Kids In Distressed Situations (K.I.D.S.), the internationally renowned children’s charity, today announced that it will honor five women at its 5th Annual Women in Industry Awards Luncheon, for their outstanding contributions to children in need.

Port Orange, Florida — March 15, 2011 — If you have kids, you know all about the droopy drawer syndrome — pants that fit everywhere else but in the waist and tush. And while cute, toddler plumber butt is downright uncomfortable for the child and annoying for the parent. So after months of trying in vain to keep loose-in-the-waist pants on her little boy, mamapreneur Michelle Cazella knew there had to be a solution.