Don Martinez is an Author, Speaker, Master Certified Coach, Master NLP/Practitioner, and Zig Ziglar Trainer. He is the founder of Domar Companies Inc. Ranked Number 7 in north america for Hispanic & Multicultural recruiting Don is recognized as a top ranking executive coach for fortune 500/1000 organization. Don works one-on-one with Board of Director, C-level executives and organizations seeking to increase personal performance from there people. He is the author of Mastering the Art Communication, Principles of a career search, and The Art of Business: Don is a frequent lecture at Pepperdine University Graziadio School of Business, USC, Marshall School and UC Irvine executive MBA programs. Don expertise is in Career development and management working with individuals that seek to be the best in their fields and careers. Mr. Martinez is an accomplished businessman and founder of Domar Companies, LLC a group of companies providing Retained Executive search, training, speaking, executive coaching and Men’s Clothing under the label “Senor Don”. He has worked for three fortune 500 companies such as Boeing, Walt Disney and CIGNA healthcare. Don hold a Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from California State University Los Angeles, A Master Certification in Human Resource Management and HR Organizational Effectiveness from Villa Nova University, a Business Certification, from Pepperdine University Graziadio School of Business and Management, with a concentration in Cognitive Psychology, and a 6 Sigma Green in Belt certification. Don is ranked one of the top five Executive Career Coaches by UC Irvine Executive MBA Alumni Association. Don also is a well recognized NLP Practitioner which he holds a certification as a MNLP/MTT/Body Practitioner and Trainer in Neuro Linguistic Psychology (NLP) from the National Federation of Neuro Linguistic Psychology (USA). Don is a member of the International Coach Federation, and the Association of International coaches. Mr. Martinez has been a past guest of Univison KMEX channel 34 & Azteca America channel 54, CNET News and a member of the California Hispanic Chamber of Commerce’s Political Action and Legislative Committee