We both have demanding "day jobs" (I am a Clinical Research Associate for Phase I oncology clinical trials, and my husband heads up the operations for a telecommunications start-up company), but like many others we are seeking long term investment opportunities.We hope not to get stuck in the "analysis paralysis" stage and are actively seeking to build relationships in the Columbus, Ohio area (we recently relocated due to Chi's operations; yes, I blame him for the weather!)

I work in the oil and gas and telecommunications industry as a geoscientist and some of my work is offshore. 

I have previous telecommunications experience.

Under this language, a person is a “distressed home consultant” if the person (1) solicits or contacts a distressed homeowner in writing, in person, or through any electronic or telecommunications medium and (2) makes a representation or offer to perform any service that the person represents (3) will produce one or more of twelve different results listed in the statute: i.

My husband owns his own company in tele-communications and computer networking.

Recently, I worked in business development for a telecommunications expense management company (TEM) that manages wireless and landline expenses for small to medium-size corporations with anywhere from 30 to several thousand phone lines.

I'm currently watching it snow here in Wyoming and thinking, "I want warmer weather".I've been in telecommunications for the past 40 years and was employed in this area for 8 years.

I have spent over 30 years in management, telecommunications an marketing.

We learned more about the laws governing telecommunications and found out it really wouldn't work unless you want to text each lead individually. 

The ADA prohibits discrimination on the basis of disability in employment, state and local government programs, public accommodations, commercial facilities, transportation, and telecommunications.