Jamie Sheldon

I bought a nostalgic 1965 restaurant in my hometown. Known for sandwiches/Italian food.

I run all the books/financials/accounts/website.

12 staff members (3 managers) report to me.

Umbrella LLC for my current and future businesses with my partner.

Currently labeled an investment company.

Antone’s Italian Eatery parent company.

I own a nutritional supplement company.

Before Covid I had 30 distributors across the country reporting to me.

We have a presence in Canada and Puerto Rico.

We specialize in custom protein, aminos, and miscellaneous health and wellness products.

We have hosted television shows and charities/fundraisers.

Online based company.

Professional Armwrestler in multiple organizations since 2005.

Currently a featured athlete with World Series of Armwrestling television show. (Year 3)

Former Athlete on World Armwrestling League on ESPN 2015-2019

Former Athlete with Ultimate Armwrestling League as seen on TV 2010-2015

State, National, and World Champion.

Hosted and raised over $50,000 in charity funds for events since 2005.

I managed the main store for the owner.

Specialized in nutritional supplement sales.

Managed 8 employees.

I helped run 3 stores until my store became the main store and he closed his other 2.

I provided expert advice on health and wellness from my decade of prior experience in the health and fitness industry.

Sears was the fitness equipment leader in the U.S. when they got rid of the paint department. They hired 2 dozen of us specialists nationwide to sell equipment in the major stores.

I was 3rd in command from Store Manager, Assistant Manager.

I managed the entire basement floor but from my department. -20 employees.

I was responsible for driving 6 figure sales in the Fitness department.

I left right before Sears company went out of business.

I started as a fitness trainer.

In 3 months I was promoted to Management.

I drove the fitness revenue budget and managed 6 trainers on average.

I started in Moreno Valley, Ca. Then went to Irvine, then Corona, then back to Moreno Valley.

I worked evenings in the warehouse while in college.