BOBBI WARSHAW BACKGROUND: With a college degree
(Washington University, St. Louis, MO), a master's degree in public health (University of Oklahoma), and 25 years experience
in the medical field -- what does a person do with the rest of their life when "downsized" from a fulfilling, great-paying
job in health care?
HELP FROM FRIENDS: While sitting at dinner with friends, they asked me: "What do you like
to do?" I responded: "I like to run errands, research and find answers to questions, use my creative talents and
help seniors." With their guidance, I made a drastic career change -- and launched Errands-to-Go Concierge in 2003.
PERSONAL INFORMATION: I remember as a child running errands with my mother, Marj Rubin. She stayed organized by keeping
a list on a yellow legal pad. Mom prioritized what had to be done each day. My dad, Dr. Herschel Rubin, taught me the value
of integrity, understanding and confidentiality. BOB WARSHAW PERSONAL INFORMATION:After 30 years, I retired as a Vice President from Morgan Stanley, and began
working with my wife in 2008. My MBA in management, involved a strong background in human relations and organizational communication.
My 30 years experience in a financial institution gave me a strong emphasis on analytical and business skills. My parents
taught me the importance of family from the young to the elderly. |
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