Long careers where judgment and follow-through mattered.
One of us spent thirty-five years in the fire service, retiring as a captain and paramedic. The other spent years as an insurance broker managing several hundred client accounts, then ran a large Tahoe restaurant with roughly eighty to a hundred employees before retiring from the industry.
Those are very different careers, but they have something useful in common for this work: paying attention, communicating clearly, keeping track of details, dealing with people directly, and knowing when a situation belongs with somebody who has a different expertise.


