The first car that I remember my parents buying was a 1962 Plymouth Valiant.  It was known at that time for its revolutionary “push button transmission” located on the dashboard.  I remember the day my dad drove the car to our apartment building in Brooklyn, but I have a more vivid memory of the car’s official “christening” a few days later by my best friend when he threw up in the back seat.  That was not a happy moment for my dad. Key moments in my life associated with the

I had the opportunity to write a blog for the Princeton Chapter of SCORE about starting your own non-profit: We can all recall fantastic...

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In addition to non-profit consulting, I’ve been doing some substitute teaching because the school systems in many areas of the country...