>> So I graduated from [inaudible] college with a finance degree in 1992.
My first job off of campus was with Marriott Hotels.
I worked for their internal audit department and so we joined them and Marriott moved us
out to the West Coast actually so we were out in the Bay Area of San Francisco.
For family reasons we needed to come back to Philadelphia
so my wife's family actually had a family business in the region that she needed to run
so we came back to Philadelphia and at that time I joined what was at that time Coopers
and Lybrand and now PwC and I've been with PwC ever since so through that time one
of the reasons I've been there as long as I have is the responsibilities, the job descriptions,
the kinds of tasks that I've been assigned
and the responsibilities have changed pretty dramatically.
So I started out in our audit business supporting our telecommunications clients
from a business process and control perspective.
I moved into helping them from a revenue assurance perspective helping our clients make
sure that their systems captured all the revenue that they're entitled to under their contracts
and I did that both in the wire line and the wireless business and that took me globally.
I spent some time in South America with one of the major wireless providers there.
From there I moved into our consulting business really focused on our infocom
or information communications clients.
I did that for several years, spent some time with several of our cable industry clients.
Spent a good deal of time helping Adelphia navigate through some of their issues and then
after that moved on to look after one
of our large cable client responsibilities here in Philadelphia.