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Mark Riesenberg

Mark is Director of Behavioral Change Solutions for CFO. He is based and resides in West Orange, New Jersey (greater New York).

Mark's first priority is to help CFO management and CFO Financial Advisors to achieve break-through, high-impact results by focus, focus, focus . . . upon critical actions, both corporate and personal, in order to fulfill CFO's mission, which firm mission is to focus, focus, focus... upon the unique planning needs of doctors and the economic issues facing them.

His additional role as Director of Behavioral Change Solutions is to help Doctor-clients better to focus with their own goal setting and time management processes. Doctors encounter so many distractions, and become frustrated with conflicts imposed by dueling advisers, which effectively prevents the doctor from getting started in the change process. Mark contributes periodic articles for Doctor-clients to deal with abstract yet essential topics of goal setting, time management and personal accountability for Doctors.

Mark's conviction is that corporate, personal and financial goals succeed because of focused planning, focused follow though and focused execution. He is well qualified in this area of behavioral change as he is the founder and owner of Human Resources Unlimited, a company that specializes in goal achievement and time management programs for more than two decades. In addition, Mark is a professional speaker, sales trainer and consultant. He is well known as a keynote speaker and has been published in insurance, media and pharmaceutical publications.

He is the author of "How to Stop Whining and Start Winning: A Guide to Goal Setting and Time Management", which is now in its third printing. He has also produced two audiocassette programs, "The Power of the Goal Achievement Process" and "10 Tips to Stop Whining and Start Winning." Mark has appeared on CNBC's morning show "Squawk Box" as an expert on "Corporate Resolutions: Why They Succeed or Fail." He also was a featured writer in Oprah Winfrey's premiere issue of her magazine "O" in the article "Make Your Dreams Come True."