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As a seasoned editorial-minded Communications Specialist, Michael Adamucci has more than 17 years of experience working at major advertising agencies and publishers. He is currently looking for a new opportunity to deliver his considerable talents in a position at a news desk. Adamucci is highly adaptable to travel for work, and he has an extensive portfolio, and has been published in mass media markets for millions of readers and viewers. He has a unique background and experience in sales, advertising, production, and publishing.

Adamucci earned a Master’s Degree in Communications from Instituto Marangoni in Milan, and he has worked for USA Today Sports Images, Getty Images Sports, and NBC Universal, to name a few – covering major sporting events and PGA tournaments. Additionally, he has created and written compelling copy, eye-catching headlines and news articles. He is able to build talented teams across production verticals by sourcing qualified candidates, coordinating and executing productions, and achieving the most compelling result. He brings a thoughtful perspective, visual awareness, and experience in producing outstanding work product from team members.

He has been recognized by peers and supervisors for his talent for storytelling, creative thinking, team development, and collaboration. Throughout his career, he has also been recognized for his approachable personality, ability to take charge, and thought leadership. Adamucci believes in the power of “team,” and can effectively lead creative teams in developing thoughtful strategies, social media content, and audience-grabbing headlines that drive engagement, views, and revenue.

Adamucci is proficient at photo editing, photo service sales, client development, product placement, sales and advertising. He loves to travel and has excellent communication skills and bilingual fluency in Italian and English, with basic knowledge of French. In his spare time, Adamucci is an avid golfer, sailor and skier.

Resume Summary

2017-Present - Special Assistant to C-suite at Grow Sciences, Arizona

2013-2019 – Buffalo, NY – continued as a freelance photo editor and photographer for national outlets for the Western New York region

2003-2013 – New York City - Photojournalist at Getty Images, the Associated Press and News Corp.

2000-2002 – Received a Masters in Creative Communication at Istituto Marangoni – learned to speak Italian for course work and business.

1997-1999 – Sold Konica photocopier equipment increasing equipment and service sales from $35k to $75k a month.

1997 – Graduated Seattle University

1995-1997 - worked as an assistant for C-suite at BEST Consulting, a computer consulting services company in Seattle.

Michael Adamucci Inteview part-2

What does your typical day look like, and how do you make it productive?

I wake up around between 3 am and 4 am, I get up for an hour and then back to bed until 6 am. I go for a run in Central Park, I make my kids breakfast and get them off to school. I usually have a to-do list that I manage in the mornings, and then I eat lunch and make calls. I am single, so I date a lot here in NYC. I usually nap around 1 pm to 2 pm in the afternoon, and then I pick up the kids. I am joining a gym tomorrow.

What's one trend that really excites you?

The trends that excite me are the ones that I spot, I wear, and then I see others picking up on it. Monetary inflation keeps me up at night. Golf excites me as well as skiing. I used to be on a ski team and a coach and instructor. Fly fishing in Montana is a passion.

What is one habit of yours that makes you more productive?

I make lists and check off things when I get them done. It is a great way of tracking the progress of a day.

What was the worst job you ever had and what did you learn from it?

I worked at a data center for a company my father worked for. I learned that he wasn't going to get me a job, I had to earn it, and that was a very valuable lesson.

What is the best $100 you recently spent? What and why? (personal or professional)

A really cool hoodie.

What software and web services do you use? What do you love about them?

I use Adobe Photoshop and Photo Mechanic, because they are the industry standard. I play speed chess online and casino craps. I like them because they are a time suck. I like Tinder too, I meet a bunch of cool people.

What are some of the photographers and photojournalists have influenced you?

Denis Paquin because he could get a photo out of anyone, and he was such a terrible person. Santi Lyon, was an incredible war photographer. All journalists influence me because they are the Fifth Estate.

What photograph of yours are you most proud of? Why?

There are so many. Recently, I caught my daughter emerging out of a shadow, and it's a great shot!

If you could go back in time and shoot one event, what would you choose and why?

I'd like to have shot the Turin Olympics because I lived there, I speak Italian, and I have friends there.

Michael Adamucci Inteview

How did you get started in photography?

I woke up one day, moved a finger, and started a thought that got me to call my friend Brendan who connected me to the West Coast Getty Photo editor. It all started there. Getty Images offers creative and editorial visual content globally, with over 415 million assets, including award-winning imagery, video, music, multimedia, and premium digital content. Getty Images works with over 340,000 contributors and hundreds of image partners to provide comprehensive coverage of more than 160,000 news, sport and entertainment events each year

What inspired you to become a photographer?

I originally worked with Peter Kramer and Evan Agostini for entertainment events. They were a great help. I also enjoyed the production of editorial photo shoots. I started my career in Milan, Italy, working in a production office for Andre Werther. It was great. My days were filled with castings and Polaroid photos, and my nights were filled with clubs, Italian food and the best in arts and culture.

What camera do you use?

I have a LOMO 35mm film camera. My professional gear is a bit dated, but it works for me. I have an original Canon 5D that I use with my 50mm 1.2 (beautiful lens), and then my Canon 7D I use two lenses with, 24-70mm f4 and a 70-200mm 2.8. I have an off-camera flash set up for parties and editing gear to do selects and sends.

How do you make money?

I do not make a lot of money. I have been unemployed for about three years. Recently I started doing business development with our family office. Mostly I parent my kids, which is not a paying job but far more satisfying than any other job I have ever had.

When you were starting out, was there ever a time you doubted it would work? If so, how did you handle that?

Nope, I always had confidence and a willingness to do whatever it takes. I kept saying yes, I kept doing the work, and clients kept calling.

How did you get your first client or customer?

My first client was a referral from a friend.

Justin Bellware is a Good person and honest man. #JustinBellware

Justin Bellware is a Happy family. He runs a business. He is a successful and happy man in his life.

A good man loves his family to the point where he balances work and family life and makes himself available when in need to the hour. He believes in himself and acknowledges that affluence is the result of hard work. A good man stays true to his word. He tolerates the ill-informed, ignorant people by understanding their incapacity, however does not indulge in slander or criticizes what others may see as splendor. A good man leads silently while others wail for attention. He wishes goodness for everyone.

A good man knows his purpose. He does not hesitate to prove that his mind and heart possesses a fortitude no external world can impair. A good man is trustworthy, kind, generous, approachable, and thoughtful. He has a temperament of a gentle monster, but can be unpleasant when shit hits the fan. He doesn’t let unpleasant things bring him down, nor does he complain when things don’t go his way. A good man is not afraid to make mistakes. A good man is a giver and a taker.

He knows it’s better to tell the truth and make someone cry than to tell a lie and make them smile, even if that means ending up being resented. By telling someone an inconvenient truth, honest people put that person’s growth and well-being above their own feelings. He knows telling the truth is the right thing to do, regardless of the implications it brings them.

For honest people, perhaps that one might finally grow if they’re being told the truth, is more important than their own ego. At the same time, He treats truth with caution. He is aware of the difference between being honest and being vain. Truly honest people are incredibly strong and courageous. He does believe that, People who aren’t afraid to speak their truth are admired and respected. Her rich and meaningful relationships, because others know they can be trusted and won’t bad-mouth them behind their backs. Honesty is in Justin Bellware.

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Justin Bellware Records Success in Challenging Hiring Process At Real Beauty Bosses, Joins The Company As a Success Coach.

Justin Bellware recently passed the diligent Real beauty Bosses hiring process to land a place for himself at the company as a success coach. He will be churning out free marketing and business education, as a success coach to people who are struggling in business.

In accordance with their standards, he went through a long and detailed hiring process to search for people with an intense passion for helping others. The strong mission behind Real beauty Bosses requires that they only invite people with impeccable character and a drive to make a change/impact on everyone that they talk to.

Justin Bellware’s past experience helping several businesses ‘generate leads by designing and implementing highly effective marketing campaigns enables him to step into the role rather quickly & be able offer valuable advice to each person that applies to work with Real Beauty Bosses.

’ Referring to working for Real Beauty Bosses, he said, ‘Having been in the coaching and consulting industry for almost a decade, it's a lifetime achievement to be aligned with the premier business coaching and consulting company in the beauty industry. I'm excited to influence so many skilled professionals and help them create joy in their clients' lives as they grow their passion business.’

Real Beauty Bosses helps salon & spa professionals attract new high paying clients to them by showing them how to be the expert in their area & focus on what they do best - helping clients look & feel their best. ‘This process has been tried and tested with 2500 success stories and millions of dollars in testing and optimizing the process.’

According to Justin Bellware,”When you have the support of a team, proven strategies that work to attract clients & million dollar mentors backing you up, how can you lose.”