Authors
Alan Kinzel
Alan Kinzel is Founder of Real Estate Auction Angels, Inc., and its California sister company Smart Real Estate Foreclosures, based out of San Diego, California. He received undergraduate degrees in Finance and Economics from the University of Missouri, Columbia, and went on to earn his MBA from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. After a successful career at PepsiCo’s Frito-Lay division, Kinzel went on to found USA Mortgage and LoanSurfer.com, one of the pioneers for Internet mortgage originations. As CEO of LoanSurfer.com he received recognition for technology innovation, and the company received numerous awards for it’s innovative website that introduced many concepts still used by mortgage origination sites today.
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Andrew Lane
Andrew is a Digital Artist with an in-depth understanding of Modern Marketing Strategy. As the Co-Owner of LLD Studios, Andrew helps Small Businesses develop a competitive edge in today's digital world. He specializes in Web Development, Graphic Design, and Digital Imaging, and is proud to be the Web Master and Layout Designer for the Presidio Sentinel Newspaper. Contact him at andrew.lane@presidiosentinel.com
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Barbara Strona
Barbara Strona is a native Californian who grew up in the Mid-West and Los Angeles. She and her architect husband, Carl, came to San Diego in 1968 and have lived in Mission Hills since early 1971. Barbara received a Bachelor of Arts from Scripps College with a major in English, and a minor in Art. She attended UCLA graduate school and received a General Secondary Credential. She taught English in Los Angeles, Pennsylvania, and at Point Loma High School. She has been a Realtor specializing in residential sales since 1984. Her passions include her job, reading, writing, foreign languages and foreign countries, animals (feathered or furry), theatre, and her family: husband, two adult children and two grandsons.
Craig G. Francis
Craig G. Francis is the owner of Francis Financial and The SBA Loan Store. He has been a top producer of SBA Loans since 1981, and has worked with Dun & Bradstreet and Bank of Commerce. Craig Francis has the expertise to steer clients through the often confusing rules and regulations associated with SBA Loans, having helped over 2,000 businesses acquire over a billion dollars in loans. He can be contacted through CraigGFrancis.com,SBALoanStore.com, on LinkedIn, or at 888-666-9722.
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David Kamatoy
VP of Media- David Kamatoy has been blogging since 2005. Growing up in traditional media and entertainment he has been an early adopter of new media. Producing nationally syndicated radio/tv for the last few years he is working new programing local and national with KZTC-7. David Kamatoy is also known as professional juggler/comedian, musician and media personality. David's involvement in Presidio Sentinel is to help integrate the traditional print publication with the new media including video, blogging, twitter, podcasting, etc.
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Stephen Prendergast
I am a long-time educator, writer and editor. I have taught English from middle school through community and technical college at public, private and charter institutions. Over the years I have also been a writer for sports and news organizations as well as a photojournalist. Currently I am the English Department Chair at a charter middle school and the writer/editor for a local media company.
Tuz
Michal A. "TUZ" Tuzinkiewicz... Graphic Designer, Photographer & Videographer/editor...
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wpengine
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