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Born and raised in Staten Island New York.
Started his professional career as a Graphic Designer in Financial Advertising. He made a name for himself designing a variety of projects for Sting; Bobby Whitlock; Eric Clapton; Steven Segal; Robin Leach; Michael Jordan Joe Nameth; Joe Montana; Doc Ellis Pete Rose; The Guardian Angels; Congresswoman, Susan Molinari; Senator John Marchi; Rep., Newt Gingrich; New York City Mayor, Rudy Giuliani; New York City Police Dept., PBA Association; VH1; MTV; NBC Television and FOX News.
His work for Bruce Wendell, Senior Vice President for Capitol Records earned him a R.I.A.A. Gold Record Award for George Harrison's "Living In The Material World" and a R.I.A.A. Platinum Record Award for Ringo Starr's "Ringo" album. His charitable work helping Eastern European refugees earned him the "Citizen of the Year Award" in 1994 from a well known NYC publication. He was also presented with A "Letter of Merit" from the New York Assembly a "Proclamation" from Borough President of Staten Island, Guy V. Molinari. He was presented with a Medal of Merit from President Ronald Regan.
Highlights from his career feature his photographs of Howdy Doody that were published in USA Today. The "Mickey Mantle Auction." His photographs and book were shown on National television, with a spot on ABC's "Good Morning America." and in every major newspaper from New York to Los Angeles. He had the unique opportunity to work on all of The Beatles promotional films that former Apple Records Executive, Tony Bramwell had produced. He also produced The Sisters of Charity Health Care System weekly, SIC-TV broadcast of Med-Alert. Served on the Board of Directors of the world famous Sanford R. Nalitt Institute for Cancer and Blood Related Diseases. Finally he was on the Board of Directors for the Miss America Scholarship Pageant.
