Category Archives: Entrepreneurship

Virtual Panel- Juggling Work, School Work, & Family

In the era of social distancing all of us have had to alter how we go about our days, which has given way to new challenges such as working from home with a house full of people, homeschooling kids, the decrease of personal space, and the lack of self care. This Brookline Chamber of CommerceContinue reading “Virtual Panel- Juggling Work, School Work, & Family”

The Power of Two

When I was 25 I started my first company. I had the green light to implement any idea that popped into my creative mind. There was no boss telling me “NO”. Only myself, the ultimate yes man saying, “LeRoy, that idea is gold. Do it!”.   As liberating and amazing as that sounds, I hadContinue reading “The Power of Two”

Door to Door Sales-Entrepreneurship Bootcamp

When I was 23 years old I was in a 100% commission door to door sales pyramid scheme according to my parents, but I called it a Management Training Program. I kid you not when I say, it was the hardest thing I’ve ever done in my life and I would do it all overContinue reading “Door to Door Sales-Entrepreneurship Bootcamp”

The Biggest Challenge- Part two

When I was in college I craved attention. I dyed my hair blond, I’d go for runs topless in Boston wearing sky blue short soccer shorts to show off my specimen-esque physique. I had earrings for every occasion. I don’t know how I didn’t see it, but I was a cocky arrogant guy. Present dayContinue reading “The Biggest Challenge- Part two”

The Biggest Challenge- Part one

The moment I stepped into the door to door sales office for my first day of work, I knew I was destined for greatness. The only problem was that I god awful. That does not describe how unbelievably terrible I was knocking on doors and selling stuff. Mike was selling things everyday, this guy whoContinue reading “The Biggest Challenge- Part one”

The New England Revolution Partnership

It’s no secret that my company is official corporate partners with the New England Revolution. What people don’t know is how that happened. The wheels were set in motion the day me and Jen found out she was pregnant with Mia in 2012.

Door to Door Sales- The Start of the Beginning

My two years of doing Door to door sales or Direct Marketing was the most invaluable experience of my entire life. It was like entrepreneurship boot camp. Those two years armed with essential business skills and developed life defining habits that I carry with me to this day. Instead of recounting the entire two yearContinue reading “Door to Door Sales- The Start of the Beginning”

A Brief Bio

Here is my somewhat brief bio. I’m a product of my New Jersey upbringing. I attended Montclair Kimberly Academy in my home town of Montclair, where I was an average student at best. From there I attended Northeastern University on a soccer scholarship and had exceptional grades. Upon graduating from college I embarked on aContinue reading “A Brief Bio”