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Assistant Sales Manager Needed

We’re looking for a dynamic, outgoing and conscientious individual who is willing to roll up his or her sleeves in a collaborative, start-up environment and eager to grow with Dynomighty’s rapid expansion. Dynomighty Inc. is a thriving, creative company experiencing tremendous growth. Sold in more than 1,600 stores and more than 50 countries worldwide.

This position will report directly to the Director of Sales and will assist in both initiating and maintaining Dynomighty’s key relationships via wholesale and global distribution channels.

The ideal candidate would have A bachelor’s degree and 1 to 3 years experience in retail.

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INTERESTED CANDIDATES PLEASE EMAIL RESUMES (CV’s), COVER LETTERS AND INQUIRIES TO:
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Nearly every week (and sometimes every day) I get an email from fans who are curious to know something about Dynomighty or about me, my path as an artist to entrepreneur or about how I took $300 and turned it into a multimillion dollar company.

I thought this would be a great opportunity to share some of your questions with the world in a cool YouTube video. I’ll play the audio for your questions and respond to them “live” and hopefully share some insights on how to “Be Mighty!”.

So here is how it works, you call our special voicemail number for “Just ask Terrence” at (646) 535-4195 and leave your question on our Google Voice account. If your question gets used you could get a free Mighty Wallet. Go ahead, Be Mighty!

This year the TED Conference theme is Full Spectrum which incorporates the 5 senses and our human capacity and limitations at perceiving the world.

We were honored to participate at this years event by giving each of the attendees a one-of-a-kind TED Mighty Wallet that will not be produced or sold anywhere else. As one of the conditions of Thilo von Debschitz (who granted us the rights to reproduce these mechanical imaginations of Fritz Khan) these limited edition designs will never be produced for mass market.

TED is founded on the concept of “Ideas Worth Spreading” and so we thought, since the Mighty Wallet is such a conversation starter why not give out the Mighty Wallet to TED attendees to further spread the ideas learned at the conference. So each time an attendee gets asked “Hey, is that a wallet?”, or “Is that your wallet?”, or “How is that a wallet?” they have an instant segway into the TED Conference and an “Idea Worth Spreading” that they took from the conference.

We hope the work of Fritz Kahn will facilitate these conversations with his visionary illustrations of the human body. In each of the 5 TED Mighty Wallet designs one of the 5 senses is illustrated in complex mechanical operations that seem simple at first but quaintly hint at the deeper complexities of being human.

The rights to reproduce these illustrations were graciously given to us by Thilo and Uta von Debschitz, a bother and sister team who have extensively researched Kahn’s work and have provided a lexicon of his work under the title “Fritz Kahn – Man Machine / Maschine Mensch” by Uta von Debschitz und Thilo von Debschitz. More on the book is available here: http://www.fritz-kahn.com/

Dr. Fritz Kahn (1888-1968) was a world-famous popular science writer who illustrated the form and function of the human body with spectacular, modern man-machine analogies. Living in Berline in the 1920s, his magnum opus, “Das Leben des Menschen” (The Life of Man) – a five-volume series – was renowned as a German accomplishment of global repute. In the 1930s, his books were banned and burned by the Nazis, then edited by Kahn’s publisher and reissued as plagiarisms with a superimposed anti-Semitic chapter.

The Jewish intellectual was expelled from Germany, and settled in Palestine, later in France. He was eventually able to escape his pursuers, with personal help from Albert Einstein, by immigrating to the U.S., where he successfully continued his career as a bestselling author. He spent his final years in Danish exile and died in Ascona, Switzerland in 1968, when he was almost 80, after an extraordinary life and career.

We hope to hear the stories of the TED conference attendees of this year and I personally encourage them to share their stories of “Ideas Worth Spreading” by calling our Google Voicemail and leaving a message of inspiration for others. Call (917) 791-0145 and leave a message of what you love about the Mighty Wallet right now. I hope that these TED Mighty Wallets become a vehicle for communication, exchanging ideas and personal expression for many years to come.

Be Mighty!

TED Attendees can call us and leave a voicemail of their experiences with their Mighty Wallets so we can further those “Ideas worth sharing” to our audience of Mighty Fans.

Man as Industrial Palace = Der Mensch als Industriepalast


Animation: Hemming M. Lederer

To many of my professional contacts, I’m going to be posting more of these tips and tricks that I’ve used along the way to build DYNOMIGHTY from $300 to a multi-million dollar company here.

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