Chuck Mullaney worked for 12 years as a mortgage broker and spent 10 of those years as a closet internet nerd before he dropped out of the corporate rat race and started working at home in his pajamas. A single father of one, Chuck took a calculated risk for both himself and his family and began selling information products on Ebay.
That risk paid off. In his first year, Chuck made a half million dollars and by 2004 had established himself as a top ranked Ebay Powerseller. At the end of 2004, Ebay recognized Chuck as their #1 ranked Education Specialist out of 583 trainers worldwide.
Realizing that other internet entrepreneurs could benefit from his knowledge, Chuck founded the Pajama Executive VIP mentoring program in May of 2005. He also moved his newly expanded family of seven to the beach where his wardrobe staples of t-shirts, flannel pajama bottoms and backward hats might be more appreciated.
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As the original Pajama Executive, Chuck quickly became known for his straightforward, hands on and enthusiastic teaching style, offered to start up entrepreneurs world wide through live webinars. But he wasn't ready to stop there.
Always looking to step up his game, Chuck programmed and launched Keyword ESP in February of 2009, drawing six figure sales in one week. Shortly after, he began speaking internationally on the topic of Internet Marketing. In late 2009, he launched JVme.Com, the first joint venture social network for internet marketers, a site that quickly amassed over 3000 members.
Since 2004, Chuck Mullaney has presented over 650 webinars, mentored over 1000 students and accumulated more than 4000 joint venture partners. He has expanded his one man marketing company into a stellar team of experts with the knowledge, skills and talent needed to push the boundaries of the internet marketing world. Moreover, he has established himself as an underground legend in the Internet Marketing world and is the most successful, well-respected and well-liked Internet Marketing Mentor alive.
Despite all of his success, Chuck still gets literally upset when he has to leave his pajamas behind.