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Paulina Nieliwocki

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On May 20th I got the opportunity to be apart of a different and beautiful conference. While conferencing with Paulina Nieliwocki, the owner of Blue Jasmine Florist we learned that she had originally went to Villanova University to become a translator, but her love for flowers had changed what she wanted to do for the rest of her life. She always loved flowers, so she decided that she wanted to give the flower business a try, where she has had an extreme amount of success from it. She told us so many factors of how to make a bouquet pop from the different kids of colors involved, to the different types of plants, and greenery involved. It was nice to hear how the flower business works, why bouquets are so expensive, how to martini flowers, and so on. 

Natasha De La Rosa (Social Worker)

Last week we had a conference with Natasha De La Rosa, who is a licensed Social worker. Right now she is working in a nursing home during the COVID-19 pandemic. During the conference she had told us how her work had drastically changed since the outbreak of this pandemic. Her purpose is to inform other about the importance of social distancing. I sympathized with her because her whole family, including her, the virus. She empathized on the importance of staying at home, and highlighted the effectiveness of this anti-conroe measure. None of us can stop this pandemic with the snap of our fingers. It starts with all of us kids, not going out even though we would all like to. This virus is not a joke, and we all want everything back to normal. 

Gelati

 Geltai by Mike Guerrieo is located in Caldwell New Jersey. The chef, Mike Guerrieo, was named #7 gelato chef in the world by the Gelato Festival world Masters, which is such a huge accomplishment. The Gelati menu has 30 flavors of ice cream to chose from,16 flavors of Gelato to chose from, and 6 dairy-free (sorbet) flavors to chose from. His award winning flavor is Blueberry Basil, which is where he gets his logo from. During our conference he told us how he became such a huge part in making his own business.As a young kid to stay out of trouble he helped his grandmother in the kitchen, as he got older and started to work at Gelottis he grew a passion for ice cream, and wanted to purse his own  business with his wife. Also during the conference I had asked if he would like his kids(when he has them) to take over. He had said he had hopped that when he does one of his kids would. I think that is such an amazing thing to hope for, and I hope one of his kids do end up taking ove...

Phil cuzzi

Phill Cuzzi MLB umpire came in to talk to us about his life as an umpire, and what he has done. As a softball player, who’s dad loves baseball, and brother plays and loves it, it was such a great/interesting conference. How many people can say that an MLB umpire came in to talk to us. Not many. We asking him about some of his worst/best experiences, and how he knew he wanted to become an umpire. Recently, as he was umpiring a game for the New York Yankees, he threw out Bret Gardner. It was amazing to get a deeper understand at what actually happens at a higher level of sports.

Sal Leto

Business Owner. Public Speaker. Family Man. Sal Leto is a business Owner and Public speaker. He has a website named Sal Leto 360. Mr. Leto was very knowledgeable about the business world, and has made  a success of his life. Each time we would ask a question he would go into a depth life lesson, and taught us what we should do in those life lessons. Also thought the conference he was talking about how he made some mistakes, but learned and grew from it. Also he told us to write a few things down. He said, "The fortune is in the followup", "Space repetition is the mother of all mastery", and"Learn to love not judge." All these sayings have meanings for life as a whole. Lastly, he said "Life does not happen to you, it happens for you", you have to learn from your mistakes grow, and remember that everything happens for a reason.

Mark Wolters

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Teaching Associate Professor of Business Administration and Academic Director, Marketing Major Mark Wolters  Educational Background Ph.D,  Management, Finance and Banking, Universidade Técnica de Lisboa,2011 M.Sc., Economics & Management Sciences, International Management, information Technology, Industrial Economics, Humboldt University, 2002 B.Sc., Business Administration in Marketing,University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign,1999 About Mark Wolters  Mark Wolters is a Management, Finance and Banking professor who teaches at University of Illinois. In 2019 Mr. Wolters has engaged students in large lectures,and he managed  the Market Association Educators Conference in the Fall or 2019. Besides working extremely hard Mr. Wolters travels widely with his wife and two sons. He has also created a website called Wolters World, where he posts honest travel advice to the places him and his family travel too. Before the quarantine he traveled t...

Stay-At-Home

Top Definition Senior Year:  The very last year of high school. Where student pull pranks, skip, have prom, and graduation. Last chance to not care before stepping out into the real world. Last homecomings. Last chance to play sports for some of us. Last chance to show people who you are. The year where you go all out. The seniors  plan  their  senior skip day  for every  month . On March 13, 2020 Mr. Abate announced on the loudspeaker that we will be starting online schooling for two weeks. When I first heard this I was filled with excitement. Two weeks was great! I would get to catch up on some sleep, let my leg heal, and just relax. All those thoughts were wrong. Two weeks has now turned into longer, not knowing when we will be going back. Everything is now hitting, and starting to become a reality. The reality that everything I was waiting to experience during my senior year, I won't be able to experience. I know for myself I can say this pande...