SNJ Business People

Thumball

09/12/07

Thumball™ has been creating a sensation in New Jersey since it was launched a few months ago. While its use as a game with children and grown-ups is immediately obvious, savvy business owners and industry leaders are catching on to its corporate benefits.

Thumball™ transforms the ball, a toy everyone knows and loves, into a unique tool for corporate communications and is a fantastic way to stimulate creativity, develop thinking skills, and promote team building in a fun and novel way.

Thumball™’s customizable design and use in getting people talking is the reason it is now successful in new avatars such as corporate training tools, unique promotional give-aways and in special events. Big names such as Bayer Healthcare, BabyCrazy, TIAA-CREF and ASM Group are already fans, visit www.thumball.com for more information.

Quote from BabyCrazy:
“We played Thumball at our Convention with the reps as the very first thing—they loved it. One rep who received a Thumball used it last weekend at a home party, and everyone at the party wants to order one!   If I had known that, I may have ordered more!” -Lee Fritts, BabyCrazy 

  •   She was a ‘devastatingly shy’ Army brat who lived in 11 different locations as a child…makes an average of one motivational speech a month somewhere around the country…used to kick box…dotes on her 13-year old son…has won a pile of awards…and is the incoming President of the South Jersey chapter of NAWBO.

  •   This year, your favorite regional business publication has started a new feature—South Jersey’s People to Watch.
      We’re spotlighting the men and women who are positioned to do something special in 2009…and beyond. So far, we’ve looked at Burlington, Gloucester, Cumberland, and Salem counties.
      We know that we will overlook some key people. But that’s the nature of lists. So, here’s our fifth list of the People to Watch…10 men and women who will play key roles in Cape May County in the months ahead.
      Check it out. And then drop us a note at
    news@snjbp.com and tell us who to watch in your county. (Atlantic County is next on the list.)