"Excellence in Practice" - Media, Communications and More...

     Throuought time the power of the press and media has governed the history books. Those who have won in war have written the history of the world. History appears to follow trends where the elite gain too much power and freedoms become restricted. What if there was one company that fights for liberty and limited capitalism to uphold a strong and wealthy society (not just financially)?

     In our opinion, many corporations today may have too much involvement in our daily lives. How can this not be a political statement? Let us introduce you to the company owner of Net Radio Communications Worldwide LLC...

     Hi! My name is Drew Eppley. I am now 24 years old, the son of two very proud and loving parents. My father is an accounting manager for a local company, my mother is an avid crafter, pet lover and all-around care-giver to anyone that she meets. I grew up in a country suburb of a small town called Carlisle, PA. My best times growing up were playing sports, boy scouts and hunting with my father and grandfather in the mountains of northern Pennsylvania.

     I have had great successes along with a difficult road growing up. I always wanted to be the best at something. I was always motivated to go my own way and do my own thing as a teenager but in the end some oppositional defiance and backtalking seems to have led myself to speak up and question life where some people will just go with the flow. It allows me to handle everyday life with an understanding rather than an opinion and approach challenges with awareness rather than anxiety or frustration.

     The greatest changes in my life and in my company have occurred in the past five years. I will say, even as a child, I wanted to be the CEO of a large company. Today I uphold that title but without an executive board of directors. I also always wanted to be a disk jockey because I thought they were awesome, talented and of course I loved music. During my senior year of high school I had my very first opportunity to explore the word entrepreneur. Although I did not know it at the time, my volunteer work to bring audio to my high school ice hockey team games was a spark that led to action about four years later.

     After graduating high school I took to the college path. A medium-sized college in the Cumberland Valley called Shippensburg University. During my very first semester, I became involved with the radio station on campus. Because of the staffing at the time, I was awarded the opportunity to uphold the title of a music director. These were the best times of my life. During my second semester at the station, the staff permitted myself to run my own show promoting the latest music through the power of the mastermix DJ (along side with running my own genre-focused radio show). This prompted reasonable attention from students and also a local fraternity in which I became the regular party DJ.

     The portfolio grew large enough where I had the will to stop by a local commercial station about twenty miles from the college. I will never forget that day where I walked in with a resume where the paper didn't match and the business manager took a quick glance at it and asked to set up an interview the next day! After the initial interview I met with the station manager that afternoon and was hired, all within 24 hours! My commercial radio experience began.

     Between working part time at two radio stations, juggling college and also working for a local DJ Service in town, my path in life started drifting from the college and right in to the working world. I went in to college wanting to work at a radio station and studied communications and journalism but after gaining field experience, I relaized that this was not what I wanted to do with my life! My regular work history sent me into management. Oddly my first management position was retail and my second one was transportation. Transportation at a regional level. That is what moved me to Cincinnati, OH. I will be forward and admit logistics is a high-demand job (even with only 17 to 20 people under you). I stuck with that just long enough to discover the company I was working for was loosing one of our biggest customers here in Cincinnati.

     Unfortunately, leaving that position was one of the better things to happen to me in the most recent years. I found my way in to the education system once again, this time as a school bus driver! With a small cash reserve and excellent trainers, I obtained my licence to drive these large passenger vehicles. I grew up playing with trucks as toys and today I still think the whole reality is awesome. Since 2004 I was doing web design work for my fathers table tennis club. The new hours I now had provided an excellent opportunity to explore expanding my registered business. Here is where the company story begins...