Created Delivergreen, proprietary technology and financial solution for companies in need of hyperlocal delivery cash based alternatives. This was an “Amazon” style platform that allowed cash based companies to sell products through our mobile app utilizing our financial infrastructure. DG facilitated acquisition of merchant processing outside of the United States, with a base of operations in Malta for corporate structure. Provided mobile app infrastructure for purchase and delivery of products to and from sellers and buyers. Physical transactions happened outside US, and allowed 100% legal sale using Visa or MasterCard. Each merchant was issued a bank account in Malta where funds were settled and accessible to use at their discretion. This solved the issue of needing cash for certain delivery based transactions to use our platform and financial services. DG was interrupted from moving forward as a large-scale solution by the pandemic.

Created Lean Meals, nationwide healthy meal delivery service. Lean Meals had one of the largest social media profiles in the healthy food space. Creating and operating Lean Meals for 2 1⁄2 years allowed an accumulation of information and procedural operational experience for large scale distribution of physical products. Lean Meals developed systems and methods to safely transport perishable refrigerated products. Operations started at a local level, and graduated to national scale in less than 2 years. Lean Meals facilitated 100% of its sales using social media influencers. Traded weekly food in exchange for advertising, and offered additional income for influencers by making them referral program affiliate's.

Founder and CEO of BeeYoo.com. BeeYoo was a social video platform focused on monetizing content for individuals with large social followings. See example here: https://vimeo.com/58312449Partnerships with SapientNitro, Universal Digital, and other media entities forced BeeYoo to relocate from South Florida to Los Angeles in 2013. In 2014 I decided to cease operations of BeeYoo, politics surrounding the Hollywood entertainment community and lack of motivation to pursue additional funding needed to operate in that climate were ultimately the reasons BeeYoo does not exist today.

Freelance consultant for various internet banks, online marketing agencies, and telecommunications companies. With experience from the previous 10 years, I afforded myself the luxury of taking consulting jobs on as needed basis, During this time, became a consultant and percentage partner of multiple inbound call centers focused on customer service for domestic and international banks, Created marketing platforms and gathered data over this time to formulate strategies for future businesses, One client of interest being Telia, the Swedish telephony service responsible for not only the Viking Network, but for a majority of dark fiber landing domestically, creating the NAP of the Americas in Downtown Miami.

Built and operated 300 seat customer service call center for merchant processing that was used for foreign and domestic merchant accounts facilitated for clients. This included partnerships with companies like Harris Group International from Panama, and various other banking consortiums.Facilitated acquisition of single accounts, sweep accounts, BIN's and, “round robin” services to mitigate for low and high risk clients. This came with a full suite of client services management in compliance with each bank that we engaged with.

Company focus was to be an application service provider of Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP), Internet-activated applications and products that bring affordable telecommunications services to users around the globeCompany goal was building next generation VoIP and TDM networks based on carrier class technologies from Cisco Systems and Microsoft.

● WorldNet companies provided infrastructure to eventually build the largest private network of its time. This consisted of a full OC 192 US fiber network, and multiple E1 circuits connecting Ft Lauderdale, Houston, Costa Rica, and Guatemala● It was the first land-based network connecting the US to South America through Columbus Cable (joint venture with Cable & Wireless)● WorldNet was one of 30 US companies at the time to facilitate a MIP (MasterCard Information Processor) and a VAP (Visa Authenticated Payment) and be an issuer and acquirer for both networks● Designed the credit card infrastructure, merchant processing gateway, and the fraud control systems from the ground up● Developed Linux based server push video streaming for Silicon Graphics Origin 2000 based servers● Same technology was applied to UNIX● Implemented and beta tested the first Cisco Voip (voice over IP) to South America.

This companies focus was on Internet based streaming media and financial technology solutions.Using the Greenleaf communications library, married one of the first electronic credit card solutions with Humboldt bank, EAS (electronic authorization systems), and our H.263 compliant software through an X.25 privatized connection with the bank. Was issued one of the very first digital merchant processing accounts for Visa and MasterCard With guidance from the bank, we utilized the MOD 10 algorithm for the first time as a fraud deterrent from the merchant side.Developed java based server push video delivery platform using internet explorer as well as an H.264 compliant web based video application and plugin, for streaming media and content content creation.

Learned C++ and SQL serverDeveloped a per minute, pin card based billing solution using the AT&T videophone 2500.Developed a Microsoft Windows point to point video conferencing solution based on the Smith Micro H.263 compression algorithm and the greenleaf communications libraryt in C++.