Dalmien "Maestro"​ Pichardo Mentor

Professional background is pretty vast. I chased the Information era growing up, making computer hardware and software just a reference point while respecting its capabilities. When deciding on my college track, the decision was made to take a "step back" and learn core business practices.

I've volunteered my time with IT support among locals and even held jobs working IT in the schools I attended growing up, elementary, intermediate, and high school. I'm proud I didn't look towards amassing awards or trophies and focused on a more practical knowledge.

My degree has allowed me to work in manufacturing and production, so I was given the opportunity to learn "best practices" and "shop floor strategies" to automate schedules based on demand. But I never lost the people perspective. Thanked them every time I had to circumvent or expedite a project. This is another accomplishment, not losing personality to a role.

"Always stick to your gunz"

What I'd like to do is "peek" your interests. With entrepreneurship, the outcome is always the goal. To succeed. but you must think progressively to accomplish what your business concept was truly created for. Profits and fame may convince the "owner" and standing officials to divert from the initial proposition and ethics laid out. I'd like to hold the Macro approach and make sure the business becomes its own 'entity' and flourishes as it was meant to.