[Fredslist] Open House Guest With Great Potential

[John Buscarello]

I'd just like to concur - Tim is a bright personable young man. We enjoyed his presence at Open House today! His being there inspired a lively discussion about all our Young Professionals in Gotham. I left the meeting with great hope for the future of our country!


John A. Buscarello, ASID
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27 West 20th Street, Suite # 1206
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On Mar 8, 2012, at 4:53 PM, Fred Klein wrote:


Tim Richman is the son of a very good college friend and he attended Open
House today and made a very good impression.  I asked him to compose the
below for posting on fredslist.  Please take a look and be creative as to
ways he might maximize his capabilities and desire to enter new fields of
endeavor.  Thanks.

You can contact Tim at trichman22 at gmail.com










            RE:  Skilled Mathematician Seeking Career Change





To Whom It May Concern:





I have been a high school mathematics teacher since 2006.  (Subjects
ranging from Algebra I to AP Calculus)  My experience has included teaching
in such divergent high school settings as Harlem in New York City to the
educated and affluent population of Westchester County, NY.





My education includes a BS in Mathematics and a Masters degree in
Education, and in both I graduated with honors.  My technological
proficiency is wide ranging, my interpersonal and teaching skills have led
to a large tutoring clientele and my mastery of the subjects I teach is
unparalleled.  The reference letters I include here attest to the
aforementioned.





It is my desire to apply my mathematics skills to the business, research or
finance arena.  What I am seeking is a more challenging and stimulating use
of my skills. Data analyses, Actuarial or Statistical work, even simple
number-crunching – I am looking to move into the adult realm of business
after what I and others consider to have been an effective and excellent
teaching career.





I appreciate any consideration you may give me, as well as any advice or
contacts you may have to offer.





My thanks and warm regards,








Timothy Richman




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