War of the Angels
Michael Mullen worked in the National Basketball Association for ten years, where he helped pioneer NBA franchises into the computer age. He was the first person to fully automate an NBA franchise. He was first to create a commercial basketball site on the world wide web when he designed and maintained the original site for Prodigy, and he managed an international cyberstaff of more than 200 volunteer reporters. He was recognized as the top computer analyst in professional basketball, and was acknowledged by the White House and the U.S. Senate. Mullen eventually left computers and ventured into other areas of the sporting industry. He chaired career seminars with numerous professional teams, and with multiple USA Olympic governing bodies. He also authored, "How To Get A Job In Sports (Masters Press)." He served as General Manager of historic Venice Arena (former headquarters of Ringling Brothers and Barnum&Bailey; Circus in Venice, FL), where he hosted international events in Olympic-style boxing for Team USA, and nationally televised professional boxing. He consulted for the newly revised American Basketball Association, then became one of the league''s first General Managers. He currently assists emerging authors through AuthorHOUSE, the largest book publisher in the world. THE WHITE HOUSEWASHINGTONSeptember 6, 1991 "Dear Mr. Mullen: "You are an example of what can be achieved through hard work and determination. Congratulations on your success, and I hope that you''ll continue to share your story and to encourage others. Keep up the good work, and God bless you."Sincerely,George H. W. Bush "Michael Mullen of Indianapolis, Indiana, is a true American success story."Richard Lugar, United States Senator, Chairman Foreign Relations Committee--This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.