I phoned Mason Horvath twice this past week asking to speak with Dean, and both times he was “in a meeting.” I left a message on Tuesday asking him to e-mail me with his schedule of availability for the interview. He never did. I find it a bit surprising that he’s suddenly become so busy, especially after a Facebook message I received from an old classmate that I haven’t seen or spoken to in years. This classmate wrote to me asking what my thoughts were on the “next best job” campaign saying that he was curious about the position so he went to the Mason Horvath office and spoke with Dean Horvath in person. Funny how Dean has the time to speak with anyone who walks in off the street but doesn’t have the time to e-mail me a reply. I suspect he’s trying to avoid me. 
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Talking with Dean Horvath
I just got off the phone with Dean Horvath from Mason Horvath, the company that created the “next best job” campaign. It sounds like he’s gotten a lot of flak about this campaign.
I told him that there would be no conflict of interest in doing an interview with me since I have publicly announced that I will not be a participant in the “next best job” campaign, and asked him for his schedule of availability. Understandably, he has to first consult his PR firm, Curve Communications.
I Will NOT be a Participant in the Next Best Job Campaign
Yesterday, I phoned Mason Horvath and asked to speak with Dean Horvath. The friendly woman put Dean on the line and I asked him for an in-person filmed interview about the “next best job” so that I could get answers to some of the questions everyone’s been asking, and be able to post it on my website without legal implications. I think I might have caught him off guard, but he agreed. I asked if he was free on Friday, but he said he had other things he had to do. So, I asked him to send me his schedule of availability.