True Fitness
Regional Sales Manager - Midwest
Technogym Jan 1, 2010 - Dec 2018
Regional Sales Developer
Technogym Jan 2007 - Dec 2009
Business Developer Ymca and Jcc
Technogym Nov 2004 - Dec 2006
Area Sales Manager - North Central
Technogym 2000 - 2004
Wellness System Project Manager
Education:
Eastern Illinois University 1994 - 1996
Master of Science, Masters, Physical Education
Eastern Illinois University 1990 - 1994
Bachelors, Bachelor of Science, Physical Education
Skills:
Fitness Training Strength Training Coaching Team Building New Business Development Sales Wellness Coaching Direct Sales Nutrition Sports Marketing Public Speaking Sports Nutrition Business Development Exercise Physiology Weight Training Lifestyle Athletics Entrepreneurship Customer Service Corporations Employee Wellness B2B Product Development Functional Training Account Management Sales Management Outside Sales Salesforce.com Software As A Service Nutritional Counseling Management Fitness Personal Training Wellness
re five years or more away from retirement, it's not too early to start thinking about the best times to start receiving benefits for both you and your spouse. And there are literally hundreds of options. In an accompanying video, columnist John Waggoner highlights some key points of Social Security.
Date: Nov 19, 2014
Source: Google
Don't Let New Highs Scare You Away From Stock ETFs
Some may worry about the next market turn after the equity markets hit new highs, but investors should remember that markets typically rise to new highs over time, writes John Waggoner for CNBC. If you sold at each high, you could miss out on further gains. [Stock ETFs: Buffett Still Believes in the
the chain intends to stock up on knowledgeable storeassociates who live and breathe technology, Magnacca said the type ofadviser that big-box retailers typically lack who can guide customers through a bewildering array of new electronics devices, as Paul Davidson and John Waggoner report in
Later this morning, Obama will travel to Northern Virginia for the first in a series of town halls on his plan for reducing the federal debt. The event comes as Standard & Poor's warns the U.S. that its credit rating could fall if something is not done about the $14 trillion-plus debt, USA TODAY's John Waggoner writes.