I learned from some pretty great mentors, including the owners of the companies I worked for, as prominent business figures in the State of New Hampshire, one of MIT’s most influential inventors of all time, and some Political players within the state.

I was very fortunate in life to have great leaders to look up to, and mentors to learn from, although I wasn’t afforded an Ivy league or traditional education, I learned from doing and from some of the truly best experts in their respected industries. Many of these people saw my passion and intellect and gave me a shot, and took their time to teach me lessons I might not have learned otherwise. Learning from someone who has accomplished many things, lead industries, and someone who is humble enough to teach that to someone else, I couldn’t have asked for anything more. It taught me a great deal of lessons, from treating your employees, and customers right and they’ll keep coming back, to ho to patent and leverage a great idea and product into an actual patent application and commercial success, to leveraging partnerships with state and federal agencies. I was very fortunate to be able too learn and be taken under their wing of some truly great people