What would you want your legacy to future generations to be?
To be remembered as a business visionary who had the desire to assist others and help them succeed in their business ventures. To be known as the man who helped navigate the Southern Nevada community to a post-recession era through the use of chamber resources and programs.
If you were President, what problem or concern would you address first?
I would try to bring unity both nationally and internationally. The divisiveness of our country, at times, can curtail its full potential.
What is the best perk of your career?
The best perk is the opportunity to work with innovative business leaders in the community and being able to participate in the constant energy and flow of creativity. Our boards are full of great leaders who inspire and support our organization and its dynamic development. This dedication to the business community is contagious and helps one constantly reinvent.








