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| Deb Lovig Neal | |||||||||||||||||||||
| 710 Wellingham Dr. Durham, NC 27713 |
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| 919-572-0135 | |||||||||||||||||||||
| Spouse: | David | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Child | Grant | 8 | |||||||||||||||||||
| Child | Evan | 5 | |||||||||||||||||||
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| I'm currently consulting for start-up and mid-size companies. I provide marketing and PR services and I tend to work with technology companies. We've lived here for nearly 11 years and I love easy access to the beach and the mountains. I spent five years in Silicon Valley and three years in NYC before settling here. I was a start-up team member for two software companies, one that sold in six months and one that tanked. I hope to go back to work full time now that both boys are in school. I separated from my husband in October and we'll just have to see where that takes us. My boys are of the rough and tumble type so they can be a handful. Although, Evan is fairly easy to get along with - when I switched him into a different kindergarten class a month into the school year the teacher didn't have time to make new folders and seat labels so she gave him a former student's (Max)stuff. When she apologized for making Evan use Max's stuff, he said, "Well, you could just call me Max!" |
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