Final Press Release 3: Cause Promotion

For Release: Feb. 13, 2012

Cache Valley Area Investor Association
President: Preston Parker
1504 Lynnwood Ave.
Logan, UT 84341 661-772-7537

FOCUS ON PASSIVE INCOME RESURRECTED
Local Association Supports the Cause

LOGAN, Utah—A recent emphasis is being made on the importance of achieving financial independence for Cache Valley residents.

Cache Valley Area Investor Association (CVAIA) founder Preston Parker views the organization as an opportunity to serve people. “Our goal is to help people be happier,” Parker said.

According to Parker, an individual achieves financial independence when their passive income exceeds expenses in a given month.

Passive income is money that is made without work, or action. “Money just comes in while you sleep,” Parker said. “Eventually you don’t need any active income to cover expenses.”

Parker was not the founder of the cause, rather a strong advocate and influencer for it. The cause is essentially two-fold.

“We educate, and we provide networking,” Parker said.

CVAIA teaches and provides hope for people to become financially independent. Also, the group links individuals with the same types of ideas together. Meetings are held for instruction, brainstorming and networking. Often times members are enlightened by idea sharing, and expert guest speakers.

According to Parker, many Americans have lost sight of how to invest.

“We think we have to go to work to get more money,” Parker said.

This is not the case. Smart investors can constantly generate income from their investments alone; whether from dividends, bonds, or payments. An individual may invest one of three things: money, time, or experience.

The requirements to become a member are simple. Attend a meeting, or join the organization on “facebook.” No fees, dues, or payments are required.

CVAIA meets on the first, third, and fifth Thursday of each month at 7 p.m. On the first Thursday the group gathers at the Chamber of Commerce, located at 160 N. Main. A restaurant of the members choice is the meeting place for the third Thursday, and if there is to be a fifth Thursday, the meeting is held again at the Chamber of Commerce.

Contact Preston Parker for further information.

If people learn the right mentality and approaches to investing, they can all be successful in what they desire. People should be able to spend their time doing something they love, not just a job that provides an income. Passive income largely makes this possible. There are many organizations with the stated goal of helping people understand the relationship between assets, liabilities, income, and expenses. They practice the methods found in the ideologies of books including Rich Dad Poor Dad, The Wealthy Barber, The Millionaire Next Door, Atlas Shrugged, The Automatic Millionaire, and The Secret.

CVAIA teaches people how to increase passive income. CVAIA embraces the Law of Attraction, Law of Abundance, and Law of Exchange. CVAIA began in August 2007 and now has members from many geographical locations and from all walks of life. The members come together with the same belief: Education mitigates the risks of investing.

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Media Director Colton Thompson
435-890-7070
colton_jazz@hotmail.com

Draft Press Release 3: Cause Promotion

For Release: Feb. 9, 2012

Cache Valley Area Investor Association

President: Preston Parker

1504 Lynnwood Ave.

Logan, UT 84341

661-772-7537

FOCUS ON PASSIVE INCOME RESURRECTED

Local Association Supports the Cause

LOGAN, Utah—A recent emphasis is being made on the importance of achieving financial independence for Cache Valley residents.

Cache Valley Area Investor Association (CVAIA) founder Preston Parker views the organization as an opportunity to help people. “Our goal is to help people be happier,” Parker said.

According to Parker, an individual achieves financial independence when their passive income exceeds expenses in a given month.

Passive income is money that is made without work, or action. “Money just comes in while you sleep,” Parker said. “Eventually you don’t need any active income to cover expenses.”

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Media Director

Colton Thompson

435-890-7070

colton_jazz@hotmail.com

Final Press Release 2: Image Management

Burger Planet
CEO James E. Mullenbach III
668 Hillshire Rd.
Indianapolis, IN 64829
596-224-3875

INTERNATIONAL BURGER CHAIN GOES HEALTHY
Burger Planet Adds Low Calorie Menu Items

INDIANAPOLIS--The fast food restaurant best known for its’ burgers, fries and soda has hopped on the health-conscious bandwagon.

Burger Planet announced a new and improved healthy lifestyle menu for stores everywhere on Monday. The company also hired Personal Trainer Jayne Petersen as the official spokeswoman.

The fitness guru, made famous for her work with talk-show host Opal Whitcomb, has the approval of CEO James Mullenbach III. “Jayne Petersen and Burger Planet share a commitment toward health,” he said. “She fits perfectly in the company’s overall focus on healthy lifestyles.”

Middle-aged women have recently emphasized the importance of eating right. Accoring to Mullenbach III, Burger Planet understands the importance of its’ customer’s needs. This is one reason the menu of the multi-billion dollar company has been revamped.

New healthy choice items include white meat chicken breasts, fresh fruit packages and gourmet salads. Customers have a low-carb option to enjoy the chicken wrapped in lettuce, or to withhold mayonnaise for a 500 calorie reduction. According to Burger Planet Head Chef Gerard DuBois, the sandwich is one of a kind. “None of our competitors offer a similar entrée,” DuBois said.

The fresh fruit packets, consisting of bananas, grapes, apples, peaches or pineapple chunks, may be substituted for fries in all Burger Planet combo meals, or purchased individually for $3.99.

Salads can be purchased for under $5, and contain only 300 calories. Choices include a raspberry vinaigrette spinach salad with gorgonzola cheese and walnuts, a hot bacon spinach salad with dressing, and of course, the traditional Caesar.

Despite the focus on healthy foods, Burger Planet will still offer the world-renown staples that started its’ franchise. “We became famous because of a simple formula,” DuBois said. “Burgers, fries and soda.” According to VP of Market Research Thomas Snowden, the addition of healthy choices will add a variety for consumers and increase food options, not put an end to traditional burgers and fries.

Burger planet was founded in 1934 by James Mullenbach I and is currently headquartered in Gary, Indiana. The franchise offers jobs for over 48,000 people in all 50 states and 17 countries. Burger Planet has served over 52 billion customers.

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Assistant Account Executive
Colton Thompson
435-890-7070
colton_jazz@hotmail.com

Draft Press Release 2: Image Management

For Release: Feb. 7, 2012

Burger Planet

CEO James E. Mullenbach III

668 Hillshire Rd.

Indianapolis, IN 64829

596-224-3875

INTERNATIONAL BURGER CHAIN GOES HEALTHY Burger Planet Adds Low Calorie Menu Items

INDIANAPOLIS--The fast food restaurant best known for its’ burgers, fries and soda has hopped on the health conscious bandwagon.

Burger Planet announced a new and improved healthy lifestyle menu for stores everywhere on Monday. The company also hired Personal Trainer Jayne Petersen as the official spokeswoman.

The fitness guru, made famous for her work with talk-show host Opal Whitcomb, has the approval of CEO James Mullenbach III. “Jayne Petersen and Burger Planet share a commitment toward health,” he said. “She fits perfectly in the company’s overall focus on healthy lifestyles.”

Middle-aged women have recently emphasized the importance of eating right. Accoring to Mullenbach III, Burger Planet understands the importance of its’ customers’ needs. This is one reason the menu of the multi-billion dollar company has been revamped.

New healthy choice items include white meat chicken breasts, fresh fruit packages, and gourmet salads. Customers have a low-carb option to enjoy the chicken wrapped in lettuce, or withhold mayonnaise for a 500 calorie reduction. According to Burger Planet Head Chef Gerard DuBois, the sandwich is one of a kind. “None of our competitors offer a similar entrée,” DuBois said.

The fresh fruit packets, consisting of bananas, grapes, apples, peaches or pineapple chunks, may be substituted for fries in all Burger Planet combo meals, or purchased individually for $3.99.

Salads can be purchased for under $5, and contain only 300 calories. Choices include a raspberry vinaigrette spinach salad with gorgonzola cheese and walnuts, a hot bacon spinach salad with dressing, and of course, the traditional Caesar.

Despite the focus on healthy foods, Burger Planet will still offer the world-renown staples that started its’ franchise. “We became famous because of a simple formula,” DuBois said. “Burgers, fries and soda.” According to VP of Market Research Thomas Snowden, the addition of healthy choices will add a variety for consumers and increase food options, not put an end to traditional burgers and fries.

Burger planet was founded in 1934 by James Mullenbach I and is currently headquartered in Gary, Indiana. The franchise offers jobs for over 48,000 people in all 50 states and 17 countries. Burger Planet has served 52 billion customers and counting.

-END-

Assistant Account Executive Colton Thompson 435-890-7070 colton_jazz@hotmail.com