Moses Feliz

Born out of the capital of Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, I was raised never to quit and realize the unrealistic.

Currently a full-time student at Cal State Dominguez Hills with a Marketing Management emphasis there is no limit to the possibilities that I can attain.

An extensive background in the sales and customer service department I started my career profile in late 2003 at In & Out Burger making $8.50 an hour. To many, $8.50 may not seem nothing at this moment but when you're 17 year old that has never been to a school dance and prom is just around the corner you need as much money as possible.

From then on I went off to Sprint/Nextel which truly gave me my focus and concentration in Sales which is why I love Marketing so much. Naturally diffident, I began to excel in communication because I forced myself and because my employment required me to do so. Nowadays I am grateful for the position and for the screaming customers, it helped me channel the inner-manager I never knew existed.

Upon completion of my baccalaureate qualification, the plan is diving into the entertainment industry (films, television, arts,) and restoring images to many of those who need the right repositioning boost. Challenges may be ahead in the fickle business that is show-business but that is what makes it interesting.

Furthermore, my community is one of my primary priorities. Giving back is essential for any business man in this day and age as the economy has voided countless from jobs and nowadays opportunities. My contribution will be setting up live workshops with the skills I have acquired thus far and within the business world to share my expertise and not rest until a majority is back to work and also helping others in certain circumstances.

Although the road may seem prickly, one must never give up on self-actualization and optimal fulfillment and helping others quickly renovate themselves to maximize their wealth. Proverbs 22:9 states "whoever has a bountiful eye will be blessed, for he shares his bread with the poor."