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Me

I’m in my thirty-teens, the husband to a wonderful wife and father to two great kids.

Professional Background

Like many people, I struggle to keep my professional lives separate from my personal life. But if you don’t have friends at work, you’re doing something wrong. You can read more about my professional side on my professional blog Compliance Building, where I write about compliance and business ethics.

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I am one of the contributors to GeekDad. You can read more on GeekDoug.

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6 Responses to About

  1. Juliet Sallette November 18, 2008 at 6:56 am #

    You are very well connected. I enjoyed reading your site and your blogs. Keep up the good work. It is great seeing a professional so freely using new technologies. It is even more impressive that you are an attorney. It is nice seeing a member of the legal profession effectively usiing tools to communicate.

    All the Best and Keep up the Good Work.

    Juliet

  2. Peter Wunsch November 21, 2008 at 6:20 pm #

    Hi Doug,

    I love your blog and wish there was more content out there about the real estate issues you bring up. I wish you all the best, and was hoping that our websites can exchange links. I am the chairman of RockSolid 1031 (www.RockSolid1031.com), as well as the CEO of a large commercial real estate company, WEA Enterprises.

    To give you some background, I started RockSolid after nearly losing $6 million on a deal, because I was working with a disreputable 1031 exchange company. RockSolid’s mission is to make sure that what happened to me doesn’t have to happen to others. Working with RockSolid, real estate investors will always have a safe place to deposit their funds during a 1031 exchange. We deposit funds only in money-market accounts investing in government-backed securities, making sure that our clients’ money is safe throughout the entire exchange process.

    I have also started a blog of my own at 1031Vigilante.com to help educate investors about abuse in the 1031 world. Feel free to take a look.

    I really believe that our story and our service offering would be of great value to your readership, and I know that your site will be useful to ours. If you can return the favor, I would be happy to have our webmaster add you as a resource in our “Useful Links and Forms” section (http://www.rocksolid1031.com/useful_links_and_forms.html).

    Please let me know if you are interested. I look forward to hearing from you.

    Thanks,

    Peter Wunsch
    Chairman, RockSolid 1031
    http://www.RockSolid1031.com
    646-695-4700

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