I fell in love with education when I gave my first piano lesson at 11 years old. It wasn't about the instruction, but the excitement of seeing the happiness my students got from their understanding. From that moment on my connection to teaching was sealed forever.

Since then I went on to study Musical Education at the prestigeous Hartt School of Music  where my pedagogy training was focused on Kodaly, Rodgers, Orff and Suzuki studies. It is amazing what learning about music does to show you how to teach technical studies.

I first taught computer skills at Pinkerton Academy when I was a sophmore in High School. Since then I have instituted educational programs in every business where I have worked: Folio, Novell, and ModusLink  to name a few. One of the companies I help develop, the Wasatch Business Community , is a business development organization designed to instruct and train business decision makers in four key areas of growth: Technology, Marketing, Finance, and Business Development. Needless to say, I have spent many hours focused on education.

I guess this all adds up to one simple idea: I love teaching! You can find out my current presentations by checking the Public Speaking Page. And when you're ready to have a professional technology educator speak to your group ... Contact Us and let's get together.

Around 2005 I started working with a great group of people at the Marketing Success Institute  where I met a young woman who was really getting involved with New Media technologies.

I chuckled a little to myself at the term. There was nothing "New" about these technologies, or how they were presented on the internet, but a lot of people were jumping on the buzzword so I thought I would check it out.

Well New Media fast transformed into Social Network Marketing. This frustrated me, because anyone with a Facebook, Twitter, or YouTube  account was being sold as a Social Network Guru. Not that the advent of intellegent people is bad, but a lot of the "Experts" showed examples of what was working, but not how it could work for your business.

So I went to the drawing board to find a solution to the problem. How could you take wonderful opportunities like Social Network Marketing, New Media Technologies, and Web 2.0 and actually have an increase of revenues? Enter in the world of Social Interneting , a focused approach to utilizing these technologies and incorporating them into your marketing plans.

This comprehensive strategic plan focuses First: on how you want to be percieved, Second: who you want to attract, Third: finding the right outlets for that message, and Fourth: closing the online sale. This program is designed to let Business Marketers find the right message to use the Online Space.

Every Product the Get Enoch Team creates to increase online success is rooted in the Social Interneting philosophy. When you're ready to jump into our Advisory Services or Consulting Services or and discover how we can grow your business.

During each Engaged Learning  sessions I present information that can be utilized to help individuals with the subject matter. Whether it is Business , Social Interneting , Academic , or Innovation  each presentation has a specific outcome and direction that will leave the audience attendee with key direction on how to use the material presented.

It's because of my unique approach to Engaged Learning  that I have been repeatedly asked to present at various business conferences including: PodCampSLC , Utah Valley University Entreprenuer's Conference , and BYU Library Educational Conference.

It's great to get out in the world, talk to people and ignite ideas. To see the looks on people's faces after that new insight is gained is truly one of the greatest experiences one can have.

For the past 10 years, I have devoted my time to the study of the Native American Wood Flute. I have played my compositions in many different religious services across the country.

I have tried to utilize this sacred sound as a bridge between western culture and my own rich heritage. You can read all about my love of this musical culture at NativeMusicEnthusiast.com , my blog about all things natively musical.

Because of my extensive knowledge of native culture and music theory I have been asked by many institutions to educate and train students from kindergarten to 12th grade including: The Park City Jazz Festival , Cherry Creek Elementary , and Liberty Academy . By utilizing the Native Wood Flute, circle drums, dancing and chants my presentations enthrall people of all ages and allow them to feel the spiritual nature of Native American music.

Oh, and I'm not ashamed to be Native American by any means, which you will undoubtedly hear me mention at least once during our conversations.