Clinton E. Day, MBA, CRPC, CPCU
Founder, builder, and seller of three small businesses in the Southeastern
United States who teaches self-employment in semi-retirement. Combines
the perspective of “real-world” experience with the academics of a MBA in
entrepreneurship. A researcher on the characteristics and motivation of
successful entrepreneurs, Clint challenges students by using the case
method, innovative teaching, and leadership motivation. From new venture
formation to buying an existing business, his courses provides the nuts and
bolts needed to build an independent business.
A Chartered Retirement Planning Counselor (CRPC), Chartered Property
Casualty Underwriter (CPCU), and life member of California Scholarship
Federation, Clint is a graduate of University of California, Eckerd College,
and Salve Regina University. He is the past President of the Atlanta Chapter
of the AAII, American Association of Individual Investors. AAII is a nonprofit organization based in Chicago, IL with 150,000 members whose
purpose is to assist individuals become effective managers of their own
assets. He is also a former U. S. Army officer awarded the Bronze Star for
service in Vietnam.
As the principal in three Florida and Georgia start-up businesses, he built a
combined sales volume of thirty five million. His career emphasized
creativity, self-reliance, and adaptability and focused on niche opportunities,
product innovation, and customer service. A student of time management,
business organization, and goals gradient, Clint now helps younger adults
advance in the direction of their dreams.
A 2012 AACSB Bridge Program, Ice House Entrepreneurship Facilitator,
and NFTE University graduate; NEFE financial planning instructor;
entrepreneurship and risk management adjunct professor.
Contact:
clint.day@comcast.net.