In
the course of a diverse 29-year career working in the corporate world and as a visionary entrepreneur, Ron
developed valuable management skills and innovated marketing techniques that produced dramatic results. He has created
several successful
start-up businesses and as a consultant, saved business owners thousands of dollars in unnecessary marketing expenses that didn't work.
Ron moved to Florida in 1978 and began a career with a major semiconductor
corporation. After sixteen years and holding various positions in manufacturing and engineering Ron resigned from the company
to begin a career as an entrepreneur specializing in marketing.
In 1994 Ron created a company called World
Marketing Strategies with the primary focus of teaching business owners how to effectively advertise
and market their products that could dramatically increased revenue. Ron
relocated his company to San Diego, California
in 1996 and appeared on a nationally televised infomercial teaching people how to write and place classified advertising.
After an successful career as a marketing
consultant, Ron moved to Tampa, Florida in 1999 and created a company called
Critical Data Storage.
The premise of the company was data disaster
recovery. Client’s
computers were backed-up nightly via encrypted Internet access, securely storing the data off site.
He left the company in 2001 and moved back to Brevard
County, Florida.
In 2001 along with a partner a new company was created
called
Florida Safes. A retail store in Melbourne
that markets home security products, wall, floor, gun and specialty safes for residential and commercial applications.
In 2003 Ron got involved in the real estate industry –
Sell Florida Homes, Inc.
He along with the broker worked together on creating unique and responsive advertisement and
Internet based marketing. His passion for the business inspired him to
become a Florida licensed real estate agent and Florida licensed mortgage
broker.
“You
can have the best product in the world, but if it’s not marketed correctly, it will never succeed”. – Ron Viau
