+From 1998 - 2009 I worked weekends as an estimator for a moving company that was owned by my friend's family until they sold their business. In February 2014 I transitioned away from an extensive career at The New York Observer newspaper and joined the team at Roadway Moving & Storage. +Provided binding estimates for residential and commercial, local and long distance relocations.

+Sold print display advertising into The New York Observer, a niche Manhattan newspaper that reached an audience with an average household income of $644K. HBO's 'Sex and the City' series originated here as an editorial column!+Sold print display advertising into SCENE, SCOOTER and PLAYGROUND magazines. +Sold digital advertising for Observer Media's national properties. +The majority of my clients were hotels, DMO's, and real estate brokers who specialize in luxury property sales.

Resigned in 2005 and was recruited back in 2006 when the Observer changed hands and added digital products.

Sold restaurants and bars a presence/enhanced listing on the Citysearch search engine platform. Prior to Yelp, Citysearch was popular and had lots of users in metro areas.

Sold print advertising to small NYC based businesses.

Sold AT&T's local service to small businesses in NYC. This required in person cold-calling all day. I walked into 60+ store fronts per day primarily in Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens.