Some things you should know about me before you read any further: - I have an impeccable work-ethic - I believe that success is the result of hard-work, preparation and learning from failure - I am disciplined and focused but have a secret "wild-side" - I am a morning person who usually goes to bed early and wakes up two minutes before my alarm - In a lively discussion where emotions run high, I am the calm one - I don't care who gets the credit, I just want to win - I am not afraid to try something new - I don't mind challenging the professionals, even in their own backyard - I will never stop learningProfessional Diver Instructor was not a career I planned for but, when you find something you love and do well, why do anything else? I am a PADI Master Scuba Diver Trainer who enjoys teaching diving more than diving itself. That might sound strange but it's hard to beat the feeling you get when a student ascends from their first dive and is genuinely amazed at the experience they just had. It's the feeling I get when a student falls in-love with diving that keeps me coming back for more.Aside from a passion for diving, I also love to work with professionals who strive for the same high level of service and training that I bring to an organization and that customers expect. Having spent 14 years managing large scale customer service organizations at several fortune 100 companies in the US, I have a unique understanding of customer expectations and business operations. Being well versed in both allows me to add value to any organization whether as a leader or a member of a team. If you're still reading this summary then please reach out to me. Heck, you've gone this far. I enjoy meeting new people so whether you want to talk business, customer service, diving or travel, I am happy to meet you so please don't be shy.