Local Entrepreneur Joins Oprah and Richard Branson on CNBC Top Ten Serial Entrepreneur List

Anthony Mongeluzo Lauded for Entrepreneurial Efforts

2012-01-16

MARLTON, NJ, January 16, 2012 (Press-News.org) Cable financial news network CNBC has selected Anthony Mongeluzo entrepreneur and president of Pro Computer Service, to be included on their Top Ten Serial Entrepreneur list http://www.cnbc.com/id/45741019?slide=, which also includes Oprah Winfrey and Richard Branson.

CNBC defines a serial entrepreneur as "entrepreneurs who can't seem to stop at one business and don't let failures throw them off course."

While the best-known entrepreneurs on the list, such as Branson and Winfrey, have earned billions of dollars from their ventures, for Mongeluzo, it's less about the potential for making money and more about the excitement of creating and nurturing a company.

Mongeluzo started his "first professional company," Pro Computer Service, at age 21 from his parents' home. "I had other companies in my teenage years," says Mongeluzo, who remains president and CEO of the Marlton, N.J., information technology firm. PCS has gained recognition as one of the fastest-growing companies regionally and nationally and has more than $5 million in annual revenue, 25 employees and offices in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware and Maryland.

Since starting PCS, Mongeluzo, 31, has formed several other companies, including application developer pilotLight studios, real estate firms Monge Realty LLC and Pro Realty LLC, and voice and data concern Dynamic Telecom Solutions. In 2011, he bought into Agency Telecommunications, a Bellmawr, N.J., phone systems and VOIP company.

Mongeluzo, who is president of pilotLight and Monge and wholly owns most of the companies he founded, says that his strategy has been to fill needs that others aren't filling. "My goal with all of the businesses is to grow, create more jobs and provide national services. I plan on personally being involved for many years to come."

Mongeluzo loves the business world, and he proved it by starting two separate companies in different industries that made the exclusive South Jersey 25 and Philadelphia 100 lists of fastest- growing companies in the region. Recently, Inc. magazine recognized Mongeluzo's Pro Computer Service as the 179th fastest-growing IT company in the United States for growth of 184 percent in the last three years and placed as the 11th fastest-growing company in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware and Maryland, according to Inc.

Mongeluzo lives in Marlton, N.J., and holds a bachelor's degree (magna cum laude) in business administration with a specialization in management information systems from Rowan University. He is President of the Entrepreneurs Forum of Greater Philadelphia (EFGP)

For more information about Pro Computer Service, visit http://www.procomputerservice.com.

Contact: Tom Peric
856-874-0049
tom@thegalileo.com

ELSE PRESS RELEASES FROM THIS DATE:

Predicting the value of indexing symptoms for ovarian cancer

2012-01-16

The use of symptom indices to identify patients with symptoms associated with ovarian cancer who may need further screening is increasing in both the UK and the US in an attempt to promote earlier diagnosis, but they may need to be reassessed in order to help better detect cancer, according to a study published January 13 in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute. Ovarian cancer is a disease which is perceived to rarely produce symptoms until the disease has spread to other organs of the body, allowing the disease to reach an advanced stage before it is caught. ...

Sandia, UK partners publish groundbreaking work on Criegee intermediates in Science magazine

2012-01-16

LIVERMORE, Calif. -- In a breakthrough paper published in this week's issue of Science magazine, researchers from Sandia's Combustion Research Facility, the University of Manchester and Bristol University report direct measurements of reactions of a gas-phase Criegee intermediate using photoionization mass spectrometry. (visit www.youtube.com/SandiaLabs to see a short video of Sandia combustion chemists discussing the research.) Criegee intermediates – carbonyl oxides – are implicated in autoignition chemistry and are pivotal atmospheric reactants, but only indirect knowledge ...

Blackburn Group Inc. Announces Launch of New Websites And Status In Enterprise Risk and Insurance Claim Settlement Solutions

2012-01-16

Blackburn Group Inc.'s Enterprise Risk and Claim Settlement Solutions partners are pleased to announce the launch of their updated websites Blackburn Group, Inc. (http://www.blackburngroup.com) and MSA RiskPro (http://www.msariskpro.com). The new designs reflect the company's commitment and dedication to serving the needs of the enterprise risk and claims settlement solutions industry. The sites have been redesigned to provide our clients with a fast and easy way to keep up-to-date with the fast pace of news, information, and resources for the enterprise risk and claims ...

Dr. Nemi Rx Bio-Hydrolyzed Skin Care Announces Spring 2012 Introduction at COSMOPROF Bologna

2012-01-16

Dr. Ajit Nemi, President of Nemi Capital LLC, announced today that his firm will unveil its Bio-Hydrolyzed range of highly targeted under-eye and facial skin treatment products, Dr. Nemi Rx, at COSMOPROF Bologna, March 9-12, 2012. COSMOPROF Bologna is the largest, most prestigious Skin Care, Cosmetic, Perfumery, and Beauty Industry trade show in the world. "We have used the Dr. Nemi Rx skin care line to treat many patients in my medical practice with spectacular results," said Dr. Nemi. "I am constantly asked: Why don't you sell these wonderful products ...

Fly named in honor of Beyonce

2012-01-16

A previously un-named species of horse fly whose appearance is dominated by its glamorous golden lower abdomen has been named in honour of American pop diva, Beyoncé – a member of the former group Destiny's Child, that recorded the 2001 hit single, Bootylicious. According to the Australian National Insect Collection researcher responsible for officially 'describing' the fly as Scaptia (Plinthina) beyonceae, CSIRO's Bryan Lessard, the fly's spectacular gold colour makes it the "all time diva of flies". "It was the unique dense golden hairs on the fly's abdomen that led ...

The current crisis follows the same patterns as in 1991

2012-01-16

A study at the University of Alcalá, Spain has compared the employment crisis of 1991-1994 with the current crisis from 2007 to 2010, as well as the labour reforms that took place in 1994 and 2010 respectively. Its results show that both the evolution of labour market indicators and the response of financial authorities have been quite similar in terms of timing and the design of measures. "At least until the middle of 2010, the period up to which the article covers, we have seen that the sequence of events is quite similar not just in terms of labour market results but ...

Joseph Badal, Author Of 'The Nostradamus Secret', Named As One Of '50 Great Writers You Should Be Reading'

2012-01-16

Joseph Badal, author of 'The Nostradamus Secret', has been named one of '50 Great Writers You Should Be Reading'. His honors came as a result of his appearance on The Authors Show. Badal was chosen from a field of hundreds of authors through a public voting process. 'The Nostradamus Secret', an historical thriller, builds on Nostradamus's lost 58 quatrains. "I was thrilled," stated Mr. Badal, "to be included in The Authors Show's 2011 edition of '50 Great Writers You Should Be Reading'. This recognition is an affirmation of my writing and further encourages ...

Camryn Wessner, A Young Teen Singer-Songwriter Releases EP

2012-01-16

'When you have something that you're so passionate about that you can live for every day, it makes life a lot more purposeful and meaningful to you and the way you live it'. Camryn Wessner is only 19 years old. But she knows what she wants. The Dothan, Alabama-born singer-songwriter who now currently calls Gainsville, Florida home may be young but the adage is true when it comes to her: Age is nothing but a number. Her musical experience may have sprung just recently but this doesn't necessarily mean it's not brimming with fiery passion. As a little girl, Camryn ...

High-speed CMOS sensors provide better images

2012-01-16

CMOS image sensors have long since been the solution of choice for digital photography. They are much cheaper to produce than existing sensors, and they are also superior in terms of power consumption and handling. Consequently, leading manufacturers of cell-phone and digital cameras fit CMOS chips in their products almost without exception. This not only reduces the demands made of the battery, it also makes increasingly smaller cameras possible. Yet these optical semiconductor chips are now reaching their limits: while miniaturization in consumer electronics is leading ...

Just Released By Power Publishers - Book Of Love And Emotions by Subhash Chandra Bose: A Novel That Compels The Carefree Youth To Accept The Responsibilities Of Love

2012-01-16

It is the story of Jason, a boy who has spent most of his life away from home. He is a typical youth who loves a carefree life filled with fun and freedom. His life takes a turn when he falls in love. Love brings a burden of responsibilities and miseries which transforms him into a man. The book ends in a happy note that pleases the readers. The novel is an easy read. It reflects the joy de vivre of life. College and university students have found themselves epitomized in Jason. Piyush Patel, 23, a student of IIT, said he was happy to find a friend in Jason. He, like ...

LAST 30 PRESS RELEASES:

Innovative risk score accurately calculates which kidney transplant candidates are also at risk for heart attack or stroke, new study finds

Amid record year for dengue infections, new study finds climate change responsible for 19% of today’s rising dengue burden

New study finds air pollution increases inflammation primarily in patients with heart disease

AI finds undiagnosed liver disease in early stages

The American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation announce new research fellowship in malaria genomics in honor of professor Dominic Kwiatkowski