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_1heodyssey of UN Communications began direct-mail marke ting and expand i ts services.
STon the streets of Carmel in 1975. B ill Corbin Thecompany has s erved regional and n ationalTIONS
_T and then-partner Dean Schultz introduced clients through p rograms likethe proprietary 1
0the Unified Neighbors program, which has since Web-to-print XpressMessages.com and a -15-
morphed into national consumer powerhouse companion database system called 0
Angie’sList —al though Corbin has not been CPMDataManager.com.As evidence 8_
involved in that business for nearly 20 years. of the company’s growth, UN has NOFOLIO
Switching gears, UN Communications began moved five times —from a600-
to focus on direct-mail marketing services and square-foot facility on Range Line
printing.Thefirm produced Highflyer magazine, Road to 30,000 square feet of
which wasmanaged by Janet Corbin, Bill’swife space on Chase Court. 2COMMUNICA 4
and business partner,for 15 years b efore it was UN’slatest innovation is _B
sold adecade ago. HamiltonDirect.com, _UN A
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