Most recently, after thirteen years with Richmond County North Carolina's 911 Office, I left in December 2004 to work as Lead Trainer for Southern Software, Inc.  Training was great.  There is nothing like people being paid to pay attention to you.

I migrated to Project Management early in 2006, which was, as I had been warned, lots of headaches but very satisfying.

In November of 2006, we had an open position for a salesman in the SC, GA, AL, and FL markets with a specialization needed in 911 software systems.  I really like sales, despite the fact I've always said it was something I couldn't/wouldn't do, and it got even better when my company decided to go with product demonstration teams instead of having each salesman do their own presentations in their respective markets. 

Since January 2008, I've been a Technical Marketing Specialist - a salesman whose primary focus is presenting to Sheriff's Offices, Police Departments, 911 Centers, Jails, Colleges, Hospitals, and more. 

Southern Software is a great company, and even though my job takes me away from home more than I'd like, I love what I do.