Authur has been with Lanmark Communications from July 2000 to the present, acting as the Managing Partner in New York, NY. He is the founder of a full service Telecommunications consulting firm that emphasizes project management and implementation of major Network and Premise Telecommunications installations as well as the optimization of data and network architecture. The company has extensive experience in network security, building management and development of client business opportunities.

From April 1998 to June 2000, Arthur worked as a partner with Jones & Swift, LLC Partner Larchmont, NY, a full service telecommunications consulting firm. The firm was established to assist Fortune 1000 and Government clients take advantage of emerging telecommunications technologies. In addition, the changing telecommunications market landscape has become a source of confusion to clients. The firm is uniquely qualified to advise clients on the best roadmap to employ to take maximum advantage of this changing landscape.

Prior to Arthur's work with Jones & Swift, he worked from January 1997 to April 1998 as a Consultant, Project Managing for KTI Communications New York, NY. He managed the relocation of all voice and digital private line circuit for the New York Mercantile Exchange and the New York Commodity Exchange. Responsibilities included timely implementation of over 1200 private facilities, as well as, training, interviewing and trouble shooting for over 250 commodity trader/brokers.

Before moving into his consulting posistion with KTI Communications, Arthur worked from January 1994 to December 1996 as Vice President with Telecom International America, Inc New York, NY. He was the Chief Operating Officer for United States subsidiary of Telecom International of Japan. Responsible for selection of all telecommunications equipment for formation of a major reseller of telephone service to Japan. Overall managing of G3R Definity system, Voice Response and Private Broadband network. Formulated and implemented a billing system to service 2000 customers.

From June 1964 up until January 1994, Arthur worked with various telecommunications assignments of increasing responsibility within the former Bell System, its spin-offs as well as other telecommunications firms. For example, AT&T Consumer Products, AT&T Information Systems, Positron Industries, and New York Telephone. A detailed listing of relevant work experience is available.