I’ve been reading the op-ed pages of newspapers since I was 12 years old. I have my fair share of things to say—-and always wanted to publish them. That is especially true since I noticed long ago that I’d arrive at conclusions regarding events and then see those ideas trumpeted in the main street media days later.
I’m married with three kids. We live in the beautiful canyon that connects Malibu with the western San Fernando Valley. I play tennis, trail run, guitar in a Texas Blues band and am a seasoned Diplomacy player.
For well over ten years I worked for Smith Barney. I began as a retail broker and finished my Wall Street career as a Senior Vice President working on the municipal bond trading desk buying/selling with the street’s largest institutional clients. For six years afterwards, I was President of a small entrepreneurial publishing company. Currrently, I’m exploring for my next challenge.
On the education side, I have a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration (Marketing) from California State University Northridge. After working for a while, I went back to school and received a Master’s Degree in International Political Economy from USC.
Thanks for taking the time to check out my blog.
All the best,
Randy
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How about a photo of you Randy
the Internet is such a great medium and resource and I thank you for taking the time out to write, it is always a pleasure to read.
Thanks Funny enough, I actually had this on my mind a few days ago
Nicely written! Can I use your article for my site? I will put a link ofcourse. Thanks
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RG
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I barely watch CNBC anymore – way too many commercials considering the quality – or should I say lack thereof – of the available content. For what it’s worth, I’m more optimistic about Michigan than California. If the industrial manufacturing base returns as recently suggested by the WSJ then your state will surely benefit – albeit from a low level of activity. California just lost its last automotive assembly plant (NUMMI) plus the state government in Sacramento is completely dysfunctional – and politically paralyzed.
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