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PM INVESTIGATIONS’ CEO APPOINTED TO UNIVERSITY IT ADVISORY
BOARD
JIM PERSINGER OF PM INVESTIGATIONS NOMINATED AND APPOINTED TO AMERICAN
INTERCONTINENTAL UNIVERSITY’S I.T. ADVISORY BOARD
ATLANTA, Georgia, October 26, 2007 – Today, Jim Persinger,
Owner and Chief Executive Officer, of PM Investigations, Inc. announced
the acceptance of his nomination and appointment to the IT Advisory
Board for American InterContinental University.
“It is an honor, privilege, and tremendous responsibility
to serve on the University’s IT Advisory Board”, Mr.
Persinger humbly stated. He continued by stating, “It is vitally
important that the University be able to direct its course content
to match the rapidly changing technology in the world today. I am
humbled and excited to be a part of this organization’s vision,
direction and growth!”
Mr. Persinger has served as adjunct faculty with American InterContinental
University since 2004 and will continue serving American InterContinental
University in the same capacity in addition to his Board position.
About American InterContinental University:
American InterContinental University is a multi-campus institution
that is focused on helping students acquire industry-current knowledge
and skills to advance their careers in many of today’s in-demand
fields.
About PM Investigations, Inc.:
Based in Atlanta, Georgia, PM Investigations, Inc. is a Georgia
and South Carolina licensed Private Investigation Agency with over
15 years of Law Enforcement, Investigative, Research, and Analysis
experience on its team. PM Investigations offers a wide range of
professional, discreet, and confidential services, ranging from
computer forensics and cyber crime to hardware devices and software
applications designed to fit each unique need. For more information,
visit the Company’s website at www.pminvestigations.com.
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For more information regarding this Press Release or to schedule
an interview with Mr. Persinger, please contact Evelyn Bishop at
(770) 421-1326 or by e-mail at evelyn@pminvestigations.com.
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