(Sometimes they forget that, and think they run the show.)I suggest calling every local MC in the phone book and asking them to send to all board members, maybe by email, a copy of their resume, what services they provide, and at what cost.

if i think nuclear physics is easy, that doesn't mean that it is lol

I'm looking for more in LV, but know it will almost surely be necessary to wait until the foreclosures resume.

-I'd ease business and banking regulations-I'd incentive the building of new nuclear and clean coal power plantsThere's more, but I beleive this would be a good start.

Registered Architect but I landed here.The people I see day in and day out who are making real money (aside from the company owners) and seem to have really happy lives are the owners of the trade contractor companies (HVAC, Plumbing, Electrical, Flooring, Elevator, etc.)The money and lifestyle is with the company owners then passes over the employees and then shows up again with the trade contractor owners.So then I second what others have written here... be very careful about getting trained to be an employee (ie going to college, get a degree, put out a resume....).

I have a decent resume to pitch.

If not, you keep it and resume marketing the unit.

The founder's resumes have impressive numbers.

Sounds like you have quite the resume to draw from, I'm sure this site can fill in where you have questions.

Look up those who sit in those chairs and their resume usually includes education and professional designations.