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I am 24-year career law enforcement officer. I am currently a training director….

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By MAPro Readers • Jun 17th, 2008 • Category: Letters to Editor

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  1. Of course My. Colasanti will tell you joining NAPMA is the best move you can make. Thats what I tell all potential students coming into my school as well. And why…because it is absolutely true. I am in a similar situation with you, starting out part time and small (975sq.ft.). I have been a NAPMA MI member for 1 year now. Let me just say one thing. I just didn’t know what I didn’t know. And no I did not make that up. Joining NAPMA has opened my eyes to a whole new world of possibility. Using the tools NAPMA has provided will get me to a full time school operator status in the near future. But even if full time is not your goal NAPMA is still a good idea. Breaking even without good marketing and sales strategies is not as easy as it seems. My suggestion, Go for it. You really have nothing to lose. Especially since you get about $2,000 in bonuses when signing up. Those bonuses alone can take you a way.

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