Tech relocating to Florida, needs advice.

Sep 22, 2007 2 Replies

Plain and to the point.


35 years old, been selling, installing and training for about 15 years now in NYC.

(Alarms, CCTV, networking, access control, telephone systems and music/paging systems.) My company does a 95/5% split commercial/residential.


Built and ran the road operations for most of the 15 years and now faced with the dilemma of relocating down to Florida due to wife's joints and the Northeast's cold. Looking to settle around the Wellington area, but not really interested in starting over and attempting to extend operations in the South. Looking for a company where most of my skills can be utilized. In what direction should I be looking in?


Should be there by Summer 2008 since I've got my house to sell up here and find one to buy down there, the wife's a school teacher and got two sons in school.


Felt over the years of reading this group, that there are some that I've come to actually respect their input on matters posted. So please suggest away where I can go, where commercial/industrial work in Florida could be found?


Thanks in advance.



Phil


If you've done training then this place (below) might be looking for some help. At least they would know a lot more that most of us do here about that area of the country.

Software House - American Dynamics

6600 Congress Ave. Boca Raton, FL 33487 561-912-6000

Training Services for End Users Our in depth training programs are designed to enable the attendee to competently manage, program, configure and operate the product. They include extensive hands-on time with the product. Training Services for Technical staff Our training services provide our Dealer's technical staff with the necessary skills to configure, install, operate, troubleshoot and repair American Dynamics and Software House products to a level that will meet or exceed their expectations. Most courses are a combination of lecture/lab instruction with emphasis on hands-on lab activities. Operational up-to-date system hardware simulates actual customer environment wherever practical.

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