I am foremost a scholar, but also an experienced business manager, technologist, researcher, and entrepreneur. I have spent a lifetime in the technology management trade—excelling in every aspect of business—selling and marketing, team-building, organizing, promoting, designing solutions for companies large and small, and teaching customers and staff how to make things run right. Every aspect of this diverse career has required continuous learning, skilled practice of what I have learned, and...
I am foremost a scholar, but also an experienced business manager, technologist, researcher, and entrepreneur. I have spent a lifetime in the technology management trade—excelling in every aspect of business—selling and marketing, team-building, organizing, promoting, designing solutions for companies large and small, and teaching customers and staff how to make things run right. Every aspect of this diverse career has required continuous learning, skilled practice of what I have learned, and the effective ability to clearly and patiently teach others what I know--and how to do well what I do well. Teaching has become my life. In grade school and high school I was a whiz-kid who always aced the standardized tests, and I graduated near the top of my class. I have a bachelor’s degree in business management and communications, a master’s degree in technology management, and a PhD in technology entrepreneurship. I co-founded and for 16 years ran a high-tech company that in its day was very reputable and rewardingly successful. More recently, I have been teaching business technology courses to college-level and university graduate students.
Success in school, and later success in the professional world starts with the basics of language and math, but also requires knowledge and practice of how to organize ideas and how to apply logic—the power to think! Learning these skills, and learning how to master them and take them to greater levels of competence is an essential capability that I can help students achieve. Learning any skill and mastering any subject is a crucial skill in its own right—what the average person calls “being smart.” I have taught hundreds of customers, plus hundreds more workers on the job, and hundreds more classroom students how to be smart: how to learn better, remember more, think more clearly, say it more clearly, write it correctly, and excel intellectually. I am confident that I can help you with the same.
American English is my natural language, and my exposure to proper and sophistic
