PERSONAL TRIVIA
Career progression: What a short, strange trip it’s been!
Fur trapper → Busboy → McDonald’s clerk → Carpenter’s helper → Landscape laborer → Meat cutter → Newspaper reporter, circulation manager, ad salesman → Copier salesman → Joke writer and nightclub comedian → Senior corporate training executive → Sales Management executive → National outsourcing negotiator → Corporate sales consultant → Award-winning author → Motivational and life skills advisor and speaker → Global sales, strategy, and executive leadership coach
FUN TRIVIA
- Lost to Dave Chappelle in a comedy contest when Chappelle was 15.
- A current events humorist, Ted also opened for some of the nation’s top touring comedians during his time as a (clean) nightclub comedian.
- Was zoomed in nationally syndicated cartoon by Steve Moore, who pens the famed daily “In the Bleachers” sports panel for newspapers around the country.

- Played baseball in 11 countries around the world, including two trips to Russia and China, and one State Department authorized goodwill trip to Cuba.
- Homered in four countries.
- Struck out in all eleven.
- Caught an 11-foot hammerhead shark off a pier.
- Designed the logo for rock star Joe Cocker’s kids’ charity foundation.
- Was turned down for a date by Maria Shriver while she was in college. Big mistake by her.
- Was invited VIP guest by Sheikh Mohammed, Ruling Leader of the United Arab Emirates, at the 2006 Dubai World Cup (horse races).
- Three of Ted's stories have been optioned for motion picture development.
- Two books (12 Miles to Paradise and Tuki Banjo, Superstar).
- One screenplay (The Raven of St. James’s Park).
PROUD TRIVIA
- My words are chiseled into the headstones of two departed friends, one in Florida and the other Moscow, Russia.
- Three books have been recorded by the Rocky Mountain Blind & Dyslexic to support their regional and national constituency.
- Founder and Chairman: No Bats Baseball Club (www.NoBats.com), global ambassadors for the good of the game.
- Have raised and donated over $1.032 million to worthwhile and baseball-related charities.
