InCredits

Ronnie Deutch, the founder of America’s largest tax resolution firm, celebrated the end of tax season together with her firm’s lawyers and legal support staff. The group celebrated the culmination of the tax season by spending an entire afternoon playing baseball in one of California’s local parks.

Last April 22, 2009, Ronnie Deutch and her team enjoyed a relaxing day at the Carmichael Park. Aside from playing softball, Ronnie Lynn Deutch and her employees also enjoyed a fully catered BBQ lunch. The afternoon served as a break for everyone, according to Ronnie Deutch. She decided to take her employees out on a nice afternoon at the park as an expression of her gratitude and appreciation for all their hard work.

Jane Stecklein, one of Ronnie Lynn Deutch’s lawyers, happily explained how much she enjoyed the picnic and the game. Jane Stecklein also pointed out the inspiring camaraderie of the legal staff and workers. Jane Stecklein and her team of lawyers were the ones who won the afternoon’s softball game.

After going through all the effort, Ronnie Lynn Deutch, America’s tax lady proved that she knows just how to show her appreciation for all her employees’ hard work. Her firm continues to help taxpayers.

Hong Kong born Richard Li is the current chairman and CEO of the Pacific Century Group. The first time he caught the attention of the world was when he signed a $525 million deal with News Corp’s Rupert Murdoch. He is the founder of Asia’s premier satellite-delivered cable service, Star TV. During that time, the Asian super boy was barely thirty years old.

Given his family background, Richard Li’s success at such an early age comes as no surprise. His pedigree has made him a celebrity in Hong Kong’s fast-paced business world. As the younger son of Hong Kong tycoon Li Ka-Shing, Richard Li is heir to a $9 billion fortune.

A former student at Stanford University, Richard Li started Hong Kong-based Pacific Century Group in 1993. The company’s broad interests include property, insurance, and technology. One of his innovative ideas is the creation of a media company that offers interactive TV and Internet service in Asia. In addition, Richard Li sealed a joint venture with Intel. The agreement provided financing and technology in return for a 40% stake in the company.

Richard Li also has a 50% stake in the Hong Kong Economic Journal and is a Bank of East Asia non-executive director.

The man leading Trilegiant forward has been an example of loyalty the affinity marketer has built for its partner businesses since its inception. Since 1999, Trilegiant President and CEO Nathaniel Lipman has been involved in leadership positions as the company experienced several transitions throughout its 35-year existence. He was initially placed in marketing and corporate development, starting out as a senior executive for Cendant Marketing Group, the predecessor of Trilegiant.

For almost a decade, the UCLA-Berkeley product has helped businesses thrive as they benefit from Trilegiant’s impressive marketing consultancy services which boost revenues of its partner companies through direct mail, telemarketing, online marketing and more. He moved up to become Executive Vice President of Business Development for Cendant Membership Services until 2001. Thereafter, he got promoted as Senior Executive Vice President of Business Development and Marketing of Trilegiant from September 2001 until August 2002. He became CEO for Trilegiant in 2002 and President of Cendant Marketing Group in 2004. When private-equity backed Affinion Group integrated all of Cendant’s previous and successor businesses in 2005, he was elected President and CEO.

Under his leadership, Affinion group now boasts of over 5,300 affinity partners around the world, operating in the United States and 14 other countries with 3,000 employees.