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Born and raised in South Florida, I have had my fair share of life's experiences.
I come from what was a broken home, but with support of my loving mother and soon there after step-father, I received the caring environment needed in a young mans life. My mother and step-father taught me the important things in life. When I was at the age of 14, a man by the name of Bruce A. Nager became my mentor. Bruce, being a successful entrepreneur, showed me what it takes to make it in the business world that I was entering. By the age of 15 I had my own Yamaha and motorcycle endorsement that I used to go to work and pay my own way with whatever I could at home to help my parents. At the age of 16 I had already purchased my own first car and kept responsible for all my own wages. Soon I found an interest in computers and would pursue the knowledge of technology not knowing it would turn out to be my career choice years later. My high school years were not much different from most, but my life did change once again when my hard work paid off by the acceptance to my first choice of Colleges. Barry University became my home for the next two years. I started as a marine-biology major, but realized that computers and business were my true talent and passion. Management Information Systems was my new major. With my dedication to better my-self, I became involved with many exciting college activities. After the end of my second year at Barry University, tragedy struck. My financial aid fell through and I was left with a large balance to pay off in a short time. I was not going to let this get me down, so I started working full time for the Doctors offices that I had been part time with for almost 5 years. After becoming a full time employee, I was able to truly display my abilities as a dedicated and responsible employee. I have progressed in the company to the status of upper management, and continue to work hard paying for my financial responsibilities with Barry University. Most recently I have
been working with Bruce Nager and investors to develop a new computer device for
mainframe systems.
Page last updated 08/2000
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