AIA Agent, Shawn Thomas, Curbing Youth Violence
AIA and ExpertBail Agent, Shawn Thomas of Barry Bail Bonds, was highlighted in this weekend’s news in New Jersey. He didn’t break any laws, he didn’t win the lottery, he didn’t star in a new movie.
Bail Agents Making a Difference
When most people think of a mentor they probably think of a policeman, fireman or teacher. How many would say a bail agent? Well, after our “Student Bail Out” pilot program.
Pretrial Justice Institute Symposium – A Bail Perspective
Last month, Dennis Bartlett, Executive Director of the American Bail Coalition attended the National Symposium on Pretrial Justice.
Eric Granof’s Interview with 96.3 Whur World
AIA’s Chief Marketing Officer, Eric Granof, and the National Center for Victims of Crime’s Director, Jeff Dion, were recently interviewed by 96.3 Whur World.
My Job – Bail Agent
Read the July 2011 Hawaii Business article on ExpertBail Agent, James Lindlblad. James has been an innovator and thought leader in the bail bond industry for many years.
AIA Agent Gloria Mitchell Receives 2011 Image Award
Please join us in congratulating Gloria Mitchell, of Gloria Mitchell Bail Bonds in Pomona California, for winning a 2011 Image Award.
AIA Agent, Chickie Leventhal’s Radio Interview
AIA agent, Chickie Leventhal, was recently interviewed on the radio station 1400 KKZZ in Ventura County, California. Her interview with Coach Ron Tunick on the Business of Life program covered a diverse range of subjects including the importance…
Building your Business: Social Media Use Nearly Doubles as Audiences Grow Older
Do you have a Facebook page? Do you have a Twitter account? Do you need one?
Taxpayer Funded Pretrial Program Puts Criminals on American Streets
If you haven’t read this recent blog post from Rob Bluey than we suggest you do. Rob is a journalist and blogger who leads The Heritage Foundation’s Investigative Reporting Unit.
Making the Connection: Bail bonds and Victim Advocacy
While one half of the AIA/ExpertBail team was in St. Louis at the NSA conference. The other half was in Washington D.C. at the National Center for Victims of Crime Conference.