Resourceful Business is a full-service digital marketing agency that specializes in content creation, website development, digital marketing, social media, and Pay Per Click advertising. Using an integrated, multi-channel approach, the company seeks to create and leverage superior content to help companies connect with people.

College of Liberal Arts, Department of Economics & Business. Currently teaching "The Work of Innovation: Creating Organizations that Solve Problems" and "Digital Marketing." The Work of Innovation: Creating Organizations that Solve Problems, with the assigned book, Zero to One by Peter Thiel with Blake Masters: In this course, students take a concept or idea they choose and clearly articulate its value proposition, research and confirm its viability, create a delivery structure, define the audience, and finally produce “the big pitch” that could help fund and bring their idea to life. Digital Marketing with the assigned book, Marketing Rebellion, by Mark Schaefer: In this course, students come up with an original product or service idea, build a WordPress website, and develop inbound and outbound marketing strategies. In addition, students gain an understanding of the analytics and theories driving digital marketing campaign strategies with a particular focus on social media.

Owned and managed a Color Me Mine paint-your-own-pottery studio with approximately 12 studio and 5 teaching staff. Voted Franchise Owner of the Year in 2006. Studio was number three in annual sales out of 149 franchise studios worldwide. Grew top-line sales almost 30% over the 5 1/2 year period. Expanded product offerings to include mosaics and after school enrichment classes. The after school enrichment program grew to encompass 20 schools. Vetted all potential buyers and negotiated the sale of the studio in 2010.

Member of the Global Equity Directorate, the management team for the Investment Bank. Managed all equity traders worldwide across Europe, Asia and the Americas. In addition, CEO of the London-based Hoare Govett Securities unit from 1999 to 2000 prior to returning to New York. Responsibilities included oversight of all linear cash trading positions and coordinating with the Global Risk Management Unit on a daily basis. Investment Bank Relationship Manager for numerous U.S. based clients.

Built an institutionally driven European trading desk. The team was ranked Number One in “Continental Share Execution Capability – Large Institutions” by Greenwich Associates successively in the 1993 and 1994 surveys. Managed 6 position traders in London and 4 floor traders in Zurich and Frankfurt. Oversaw the risk for 14 European countries including the U.K. Personally traded France and the European Proprietary Book. Traded Italian shares until October 1993. Set up Exchange seats in both Switzerland and Germany for Merrill Lynch. Re-established a niche American Depository Receipt (ADR) presence in the U.K. for the Firm in mid-1993. Restructured the U.K. business by setting up a second member Firm Code, implemented “Contracts for Differences,” and the Agency Dealing module. Completely revamped Merrill’s international dealing system utilizing an outside technology vendor. Instigated bundled settlement with European custodians and a global clearing agreement with JP Morgan.

Position traded European Equities and American Depository Receipts (ADRs). Assisted in the reorganization of settlement in Spain and Switzerland, which led to unique clearing agreements. Initial responsibilities included trading Pacific Basin and Mexican ADRs.