As one of the last "tracked" individuals in public education, I spent K-12 primarily with a very talented group of students, several of whom have gone on to be physicists, chemists, lawyers, and doctors. I am the lone rebel, holding out hope that creative thinking, artistic tendencies and well-honed technical chops retain merit within an instant gratification-based world. Among what I would candidly consider historical achievements are the co-founding of Burlington Vermont's Advance Music; contributions to more than a few New England regional recording studios; the support of the founding of KoSA Communications; award winning music composition for Vermont Public Television, acclaimed sound reinforcement productions, and several product and project development experiences. From 2005-2010, I was additionally hired to be the Marketing and Media Production department for a regiona financial services provider.
Currently, I have been involved in product development research, as well as varied creative and production work across a great many disciplines—for both established and new clients. I am very focused, carefully confident, and an extremely candid operator. If I am not capable of providing a service, or if I am ignorant about an aspect of any discussion, I ask questions. If I am asked, and I don't know the answer, I express this and then go and find out. I am an experienced researcher with access to library databases. I also crave knowing new things. Life doesn't have to be a Master's Course in Rocket Science. The capacity for constant curiosity; of being able to listen, and to understand, is a considerable part of one's ongoing success. The capacity to exceed a client's expectations, in a positive way, is another. For more about me and the way I think, I invite you to wade through the muddy swamps of my blog. Industrial Strength Creativity: for Hire.
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I have spent the better part of life in New England. I am the oldest child of five, the eldest son of an eldest son of an eldest son. It is an astonishing fact to know a great deal about one's hereditary accomplishments (to measure up if nothing else.) 
