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Who am I? <DRAFT>

Friday, May 15, 2009 23:05 | Frank Mancini
Who am I?

I'm the challenge. It is a great thing to own one's challenges, as we all desire to find our place in society, to follow a dream or to meet an objective inevitably we will all have our battles or honeymoons with our challenges.

We will all choose our very own and personal challenges, for the past 20 years I've delved in Technology mostly related to Information Technology. The next 20 years will be the growing years the technological transition from analog to digital that we all have been experiencing for the past 20 years.

Today I specialize in solving problems for other small businesses or project managing for large ones. Technology has been a passion, and it is exciting to be part of this technological revolution from analog to digital.  No matter what one's passion may be, in the end the skill that I have found of greatest importance is execution. As a Veteran execution is key and in the armed forces success is solely based on execution, it is key. When on active duty, my entire day revolved on executing a given task performed in a timely fashion. As a small business owner I have experienced that execution is vital to any business success and that I had to become accustom to such demanding and at times monotonous task - executing in a timely fashion - but what is rewarding is the creative part, the producing part, as small businesses contribute to the growth of our communities by creating jobs and diversity.

Comments

  • Thursday, June 04, 2009 04:08 | Roger Reed
    Hey Frank,
    You and I have both been really busy so it's nice to drop a line on your blog.
    I was glad to see you have a good start on helping out our Veterans and the work you do at the Los Angeles chapter of the Elite SDVOB is a great service. I am always happy to lend a hand at the SWVBRC in Fallbrook with video and photos and I feel the same about sharing my services with the Elite SDVOB both Nationally and the local Southern California chapters.
    I am planning to attend the 5th Annual National Veteran Small Business Conference and Expo in Las Vegas and will hope to see you there if not before.
    VVSD will be having their 22nd Annual Stand Down in July near the same time so I plan to capture both events in video to share with the Veteran Community online. If you need anything just ask.
    Till then,take care.
    Roger out
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  • Saturday, June 20, 2009 08:46 | Jeffrey Backus
    Frank, thank you for taking the time to start your blog.. i look forward to reading more of your story as it unfolds.
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  • Saturday, June 20, 2009 10:44 | Laurel Ho
    Hi Fran, Sorry I haven't been in here to welcome you aboard. Life happens. Anyways, glad to see you have started the process and your Blog. Look forward to hearing more about your experiences, highs and lows. Thank you for your service, until next time...L.
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  • Saturday, August 15, 2009 09:23 | Deleted user
    I am certain you will continue to succeed in your endeavors.
    Celebrate what you've accomplished but raise the bar a little higher each time you succeed. (Mia Hanm)
    I find that useful advice, so keep up the good work.
    Carol
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  • Wednesday, March 10, 2010 08:37 | Jeff Bier
    Time for your next chapter to be written.
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