About me

 ABOUT ME

    Hello my name is Nathan Gibson, I am the author of this blog and I'm currently a student at LBCC. I am studying finance and would like to be a financial analyzer. I was previously studying mechanical engineering at Oregon State university and I plan of transfer back to OSU for my bachelors. I spent the summer working at Charbonneau Golf Club. I also enjoy playing golf on sunny days. I'm looking forward to this ski season and plan to go to mt. Bachelor a few times. 

    I'm looking forward to learning about marketing. I enjoy psychology and marketing seems like an application of it for business. I look forward to learning how to make remarkable products and ads. I hope this class can really teach how to sell something and makes something that sticks in peoples minds.



  

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