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He was a founding board member of the Los Angeles Children's Museum, and later served as Chairman of the Resource Development Committee of the Starbright Foundation. Bruce is an active member of the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, the Dean's Advisory Board of UCLA Extension, and serves as a director of

Title	:	How To Complain For Fun And Profit: The Best Guide Ever To Writing Complaint Letters.
Author	:	Bruce Silverman
Rating	:	4.74 (471 Votes)
Asin	:	1438284330
Format Type	:	Paperback
Number of Pages	:	124Pages
Publish Date	:	2016-8-20
Language	:	English

He was a founding board member of the Los Angeles Children's Museum, and later served as Chairman of the Resource Development Committee of the Starbright Foundation. Bruce is an active member of the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, the Dean's Advisory Board of UCLA Extension, and serves as a director of the Forensic Expert Witness Association. He speaks frequently on how consumers can speak up for themselves on radio and television. He also frequently makes time to write complaint letters to companies of all types and sizes. He was the creative mind behind award winning campaigns for American Express, Merrill Lynch, American Airlines, Pace Picante, Shell, Hershey's, Baskin-Robbins, Coldwell Banker, Sizzler, the California Department of Health Services, SunAmerica, Suzuki, Pabst, Sanyo, Mattel, Greyhound, Armour, and

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When you're ready to scream, "I've had it up to here and I'm not going to take it anymore," you're ready for How to Complain for Fun and Profit, the best guide ever to how to write complaint letters to airlines, hotels, merchants, manufacturers and more. Yes, you'll learn how to vent your spleen. But much more importantly, Bruce Silverman will teach you how to get something back for your troubles - everything from free airline tickets, luxury hotel suites and south sea cruises to thousands of dollars in cash! Silverman ingeniously - and sometimes hilariously - shares the techniques he's developed over the past 20 years as the "King of Complainers;" you'll never feel powerless again!

A broad-view strategist, he is probably the only advertising agency executive who ever served as creative director of a top five agency who went on to head one of the largest media planning and buying shops in the world. As President/CEO of Partners division of Interpublic's giant Initiative Worldwide, he supervised media planning and buying for Disney, Sega, Carl's Jr., Taco Bell, Albertson's, Acura, Kia, Chevrolet, Bally's Health & Fitness, Six Flags, America Online, the United States Navy and Yahoo! In addition to advising a number of advertising and public relations agencies, media properties, marketing services firms and international advertisers, he is Chairman and CEO of 24/6, Inc., the holding company of Pocket Billboards®, which places advertising on telephone calling cards, as well as a mana