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For me, Veterans Day is a daily celebration for our military personnel and their families, both past and present. As we observe this sacred day, let us pause to reflect on the myriad of ways veterans have protected and served the United States for nearly 250 years. For these very reasons, almost 8 years ago, I decided to join the U.S. Navy Reserves, …
In our global world, we all have aspects of our culture that we share. We are also increasingly exposed to other cultures and people. Culture does not just extend to different countries, or different States, it is about your outlook and lens on the world around you. Are you an artist, an educator – these things all shape your outlook, …
Nelson Mandela International Day was established to honor the man who lived his life in service to his community, his country, and the world. Celebrated on his birthday, Mandela Day honors not only the man and his life of service, but represents the importance of the actions we take everyday. Mandela understood the power of service, as in his words …
Memorial Day gives all Americans across the globe a day to honor the memory of our military veterans, both past and present. We all have heard the phrase “Freedom isn’t Free”. For our United States, the meaning of these three words has moved ordinary women and men to answer the call of service to protect our Nation’s values- Memorial Day …
Life, like sports is about momentum.
I am an Athlete For Life because I apply the skills learned through sports to every facet of life.
The Athlete in me is: A Father, Husband, Dreamer, Doer, Son, Innovator, Coach, Professor, Sailor, Educator, Supporter, Servant, Believer….
My athletic journey applies to all these areas.
Service is Essential. To Whom Much is Given, Much is Expected.
My service includes:
Being a professor allows me to share what knowledge I have with others. It is also an opportunity for me to continue to learn because I firmly believe that by teaching we better understand what we are teaching and we also learn from those we teach.
It has been a privilege to support the creative minds of students preparing to be the future thinkers and leaders.
* Georgetown Excellence In Teaching Award Recipient
I connect with people. Whether large or small, the power in speaking is being able to connect. We are more alike than we are different, and as a public speaker I look to tap into that connection.
Past speaking engagements include:
As a business development executive, it’s through thought leadership that I help grow businesses and map out long-term solutions that will grow business and engage a variety of customers.
Engagement is key to a successful executive, and I am always eager to connect others because I know that true leadership is about giving people the tools for success so that they too can learn to be successful.
