Robert Moskowitz is a long-time business consultant, author, and time management "guru" with a knack for communicating complex and difficult topics in a friendly, down-to-earth style. In his more than four decades of professional activity, he has been a senior consultant for Hill and Knowlton Public Relations, editor of a dozen or more monthly newsletters on finance, investing, and management, author, photographer, president of his own book publishing company, and founder of two non-profit organizations: The Public Interest Media Project, and the American Telecommuting Association.

He has been heavily involved in developing marketing and business plans for a number of Internet start ups, and in directing their advertising and public relations efforts. He has appeared at conferences and seminars across North America and Europe to lecture and teach on such topics as white collar productivity, business automation, making money on the Internet, investing, and caring for aging parents. As an executive and consultant in the dot-com world, Mr. Moskowitz developed innovative psychology and peak performance coaching materials for investors, along with information to empower individuals to take control of their financial futures. A long-term interest in the theatre led Mr. Moskowitz to move from the audience to behind-the-scenes, working in the past few years as a technician, sound and light board operator, assistant producer, and associate producer. His wedding present to his wife was a short silent film, which can be viewed at: www.RobertMoskowitz.com/elope.