Joseph semprevivo biography

Joseph Semprevivo

American businessman

Joseph Semprevivo[1][2][3][4] He is also the author of Madness, Miracles, Millions, the story of his family's success.[5]

Semprevivo has appeared on Fox News and Fox Business to discuss tax policy.[6][7] He is also a regular op-ed columnist and his writings have appeared in the Wall Street Journal and the Washington Examiner.[8][9][10] In March , Semprevivo testified before the U.S. Congress about social security.[11]

Joseph Semprevivo is a member of the Job Creators Network.[12]

Personal life

Semprevivo is the son of Lawrence and Jo-Marie Semprevivo.[13] Before he was born, Semprevivo's father nearly lost his arm in a printing press machine accident, which disabled him and impoverished the family.[3] At age nine, Semprevivo was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes. [3][14]

At age 17, Semprevivo was presented the American Success Award by President George H.W. Bush in a White House ceremony.[15] Semprevivo graduated first in his class at Florida International University, receiving The Directors Award, The Best Student Award and The Leadership Award.[16]

Semprevivo was appointed by Governor Richardson and Governor Martinez to be Economic Development Commissioner for the State of New Mexico. He served in the role for 12 years.[17]

[18] That same year, Semprevivo was awarded the Best Executive award from the Stevie Awards.[19]

In , Semprevivo and his father published Madness, Miracles, Millions.[5] He is married with eight children.[20]

Education and professional life

Semprevivo received a Bachelors of Business Administration from New Mexico State University,[21] as well as a Masters of Science in International Real Estate from Florida International University.[22][23] at Indian River State College.[24]

The company also produces sugar-free pancake syrup and other food products.[1]QVC for six consecutive years.[13][25] His first day on air, Semprevivo sold 3.[26]

Awards

Semprevivo has won several awards for Madness, Miracles, Millions, including:

References

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  3. ^ abcWriter, Jessica Dyer | Journal Staff. "One-on-one with Joseph Semprevivo". . Retrieved
  4. ^"Joseph Semprevivo - A Better Way". CNBC. Retrieved
  5. ^ abresults, search; Semprevivo, Lawrence (). Madness, Miracles, Millions. Mustang, Okla.: Tate Publishing. ISBN&#;.
  6. ^. Fox News. Retrieved
  7. ^"Small business owners praise GOP tax bill". Fox Business. Retrieved
  8. ^"Those tax savings aren't 'crumbs.' Just ask my employees". Washington Examiner. Retrieved
  9. ^Semprevivo, Joseph (). "Tax Reform Isn't Only for Big Business". Wall Street Journal. ISSN&#; Retrieved
  10. ^Semprevivo, Joseph. "My Turn: Joseph Semprevivo: Economy roar when small businesses thrive". . Retrieved
  11. ^"Joseph Semprevivo Testimony"(PDF). House Ways and Means Committee.
  12. ^"Job Creators Network Foundation | About". Job Creators Network Foundation. Retrieved
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  14. ^. Albuquerque Business First. Retrieved
  15. ^" DA: Joseph Semprevivo ('98) | NMSU College of Business | New Mexico State University". . Retrieved
  16. ^Corzo, Cynthia (). . FIU News. Retrieved
  17. ^"Five Year Plan for Strategic economic Growth & Diversification"(PDF). Governor of New Mexico.
  18. ^" DA: Joseph Semprevivo ('98) | NMSU College of Business | New Mexico State University". . Retrieved
  19. ^. . 25 June Retrieved
  20. ^"Joseph Semprevivo bio"(PDF). House Ways and Means Committee.
  21. ^" DA: Joseph Semprevivo ('98) | NMSU College of Business | New Mexico State University". . Retrieved
  22. ^. BizNews. Retrieved
  23. ^Semprevivo, Joseph. "My Turn: Joseph Semprevivo: Economy roar when small businesses thrive". . Retrieved
  24. ^"Joseph Semprevivo at Indian River State College - ". . Retrieved
  25. ^. . 10 April Retrieved
  26. ^. BizNews. Retrieved
  27. ^ ab"Authors Joseph Semprevivo Archive | Post Hill Press". . Retrieved
  28. ^ abFavorite, Jack Magnus for Readers' (). "Book review of Madness, Miracles, Millions". Readers' Favorite. Retrieved
  29. ^"9th Annual Finalists | National Indie Excellence Awards | California". Home | National Indie Excellence Awards | California. Retrieved
  30. ^ abAwards, Next Generation Indie Book. "Next Generation Indie Book Awards". . Retrieved