"The changing nature of business over the last two decades has thrust senior financial executives, those who drive corporate America, into a constant state of career transition, with their stay at many companies being only 14 to 22 months" said Andrew Zezas. He continued "Given our experience in advising senior financial executives as to their company's optimal real estate solutions, our understanding of how they work, and our award-winning promotion and marketing skills, we designed 'Enough About Me, Let's Talk About Me!' as a learning tool to help senior financial executives better understand how to promote and market their skills, expertise, and value, when seeking to advance and enhance their careers. I think we helped some people at the FENG meeting. I had a lot of fun. What a great group of people!" Marty Latman, Chairman of the FENG Bergen Chapter said "The presentation made by Andrew was right on target for today's economic environment and will help our members throughout their careers". John Willis, CFA, Vice President at a major financial services company attended the meeting and offered "Andrew's talk was educational, motivational, and entertaining.". Matthew Clarke, another attendee said "Andy"s insight into the subject of relationship building goes beyond anything you have read or heard. I left the meeting focused, motivated and energized.". Howard Reba stated "I found Andrew to be tremendously engaging, exceptionally inspirational, and a huge value-add to me...". Christopher Smith added "I feel privileged to have been able to hear Andrew give his presentation...."

Additional attendee testimonials are available at www.LinkedIn.com/in/andrewzezas.

FENG, a nationally recognized organization for senior financial professionals and the largest networking group of its type in the world, was founded in Westport, Connecticut in 1991, and has over 31,000 members in chapters around the globe. FENG's basic purpose is to create an opportunity for senior financial professionals to network, share job leads and friendship with peers in the financial community.