Dwayne Kilbourne

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I am an avid writer, businessman, and scholar-practitioner who brings passion to both my writing and professional demeanor. I have been an eager and passionate poet for over fifteen years now. I published his first poetry book, Reflections on Life’s Roller Coaster Rides: 100 Poems of Circumstance (ISBN: 9781438923499), in October of 2008. Currently, I am working on the follow-up poetry book, expected to be released in early 2010. Furthermore, I aspire to expand my writing into business and technology non-fiction in the near future.

I am a vast advocate for education and learning. Additionally, I have spent many years of his life learning and sharing my knowledge with others. Currently, I am pursuing my doctorate from Walden University’s program in Applied Management and Decision Sciences. I hold an MBA with foci in Marketing and e-Business from Walden University and a BBA in Marketing with a minor concentrate in e-Business from Baker College of Flint, where I was deemed honor graduate. Also, I have received numerous accolades, awards, and professional certifications.

As a businessman, I have functioned in numerous managerial roles. Also, I have run my own small business in the business and technology services, providing solutions to many along the way. In addition, I served our great country through the United States Marine Corps Reserves between June of 2000 and February of 2008. During my time in the Marine Corps, I have held leadership roles with the unit and served in Kuwait and Iraq in 2003!

Hobbies:

Technology
Social Media
Tennis
Playing the Guitar
Workout
Roller Coasters
Skydiving
Traveling
Bowling
Las Vegas, NV
Chicago, IL

Certifications:

CRLA Master Tutor
CompTIA e-Biz+
CompTIA i-net+

Visit me and my blog at DwayneKilbourne.com

dwayne@dwaynekilbourne.com
http://writing.dwaynekilbourne.com/ (writing and publishing specific)
http://www.dwaynekilbourne.com/ (general blog about business and technology)
http://www.mchpublications.com/

If you dwell on the past, you tarnish today and ignore the future! (unknown)

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