Sheryl Wolbrum-schwam:  

Life Sheryl Wolbrum-Schwam is an accomplished and innovative entrepreneur. She credits her intuitive understanding of people and technology for all of her many successful business ventures. Sheryl began her career in 1977, working for a large recruiting firm, placing computer operators and technology personnel with elite financial firms in New York City. Within three years she became a partner, continuing to build a client base among the Fortune100 financial institutions. In 1984, she founded her own company, The Protocol Connection, with its focus on placing permanent positions in New York City’s most elite financial institutions. The Protocol Connection opened as a core agency with an impressive list of clients including JP Morgan, Goldman Sachs, Salomon Brothers, Merrill Lynch, and other Fortune 100 companies. In 1995, Sheryl observed the American Corporate working environment had drastically changed and she wanted her company to address that change by filling not only full time positions, but also technology project related and consulting positions with the same quality standards she had always offered her clients. To meet this goal, she founded her second company, TCP Inc. TCP’s consulting practice has a client base that now includes Bloomber,Netwoks,E*Trade,JP Morgan, CSFB, HSBCBank, Bank of New York, Swiss-Re, Société Générale Group, and Merrill Lynch. Sheryl often uses her business skills to help people on a personal level. In November of 2002, with the merger of JP Morgan and Chase, 50 full time and consulting employees at Verizon were targeted for termination. With the trust and respect Sheryl had generated from these companies throughout her career, she was able to successfully see that all 50 people were retained within the newly merged company. She saw it as a win/win situation, and that November was a very happy Thanksgi...Expand for more