What do you do for a living?
Apr 30, 2005 | 9:00 am
#61
Join Date: Mar 2000
Location: NH
Posts: 5,725
Realtor in the greater Boston area.
Formerly ad director and marketing director for a daily newspaper (in a Dow Jones subsidiary company)
I'm a leisure traveler who also enjoys a DL buddy pass from time to time. I'm obsessive about acquiring ff points so I can travel in business class (for the comfort and, I admit it, the prestige of being up front "where I belong"
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Rita
Formerly ad director and marketing director for a daily newspaper (in a Dow Jones subsidiary company)
I'm a leisure traveler who also enjoys a DL buddy pass from time to time. I'm obsessive about acquiring ff points so I can travel in business class (for the comfort and, I admit it, the prestige of being up front "where I belong"
)Rita
Apr 30, 2005 | 11:12 am
#65
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Join Date: Sep 1999
Location: source of weird and eccentric ideas
Posts: 40,066
entrepreneur and consultant, my current startup focuses on marketing technology by personalizing relevant pitches to individual customers based on their situation. I am also a sales and marketing consulting guy.
Apr 30, 2005 | 11:20 am
#66
Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: Los Angeles, CA
Programs: AA Plat, HH Gold, SPG Gold, HH Gold, Marriott Silver, Amex Plat, GlobalEntry, SW A-List Preferred
Posts: 866
Application engineer, the technical side of sales, for a software company.
I cover the whole East Coast, from Florida to Canada. I also have to go back to the head office in California about 4 times a year.
My wife and I usually travel 4-6 times a year, short trips, always international, wherever we find a good deal (last year: China, Argentina, Costa Rica, Belgium, Austria).
I cover the whole East Coast, from Florida to Canada. I also have to go back to the head office in California about 4 times a year.
My wife and I usually travel 4-6 times a year, short trips, always international, wherever we find a good deal (last year: China, Argentina, Costa Rica, Belgium, Austria).
Apr 30, 2005 | 4:16 pm
#73
Join Date: Jun 2000
Location: Groveland, FL, USA
Programs: Starriot LTP, UA Silver, HHonors Diamond, Hyatt Discoverist
Posts: 1,097
Electrical Engineer (Computer Design) - but TOMORROW I officially start a pre-retirement Leave of Absence.
My official retirement date is targeted for the end of November (that's when I sign the retirement paperwork and begin receiving retirement income).
My official retirement date is targeted for the end of November (that's when I sign the retirement paperwork and begin receiving retirement income).
May 1, 2005 | 6:41 am
#75
Join Date: Jan 2005
Posts: 355
RN student by day....
By night-I own a company that does A/R auditing, coding issues, insurance issues/contracts, etc etc (basically everything that nobody can or wants to do) mainly for physicians at a major university in NC. I get to travel there for meetings & projects.
The rest of my travel is for pleasure.
When I get done w/ my RN degree-strongly leaning towards becoming a traveling nurse.
The BF-who is the main traveler-gone probably 3 weeks of the month-works for a IT company.
By night-I own a company that does A/R auditing, coding issues, insurance issues/contracts, etc etc (basically everything that nobody can or wants to do) mainly for physicians at a major university in NC. I get to travel there for meetings & projects.
The rest of my travel is for pleasure.
When I get done w/ my RN degree-strongly leaning towards becoming a traveling nurse.
The BF-who is the main traveler-gone probably 3 weeks of the month-works for a IT company.