Stuart J Kamille
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Stuart J Kamille

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Stuart J Kamille is an author, inventor, salesman and businessman. In the advertising business he introduced many new products that you may know...Formula 409, Clorox 2, Hidden Valley Ranch Salad Dressing, Kingsford charcoal. As part of his experience building businesses, he developed a variety of new ways to attract customers.You’ve probably played Monopoly at McDonald's. Lots of people did. It is still in use today. He has helped build business for a number of highly successful companies such as McDonalds, RJR, Jewel Foods, Ralph's, Von's, and a variety of nationwide chains. Kamille has been a guest lecturer at the University of Georgia's Terry College of Business in Athens Georgia and the Reynolds School of Journalism at the University of Nevada, Reno. Some of his lectures are available on YouTube. Along the way Kamille acquired a number of different patents in such diverse fields as mathematics, statistics, and scoring and analysis of data. This valuable experience formed the basis for several books and lectures on building businesses, selling patents and taking ideas to market. Now he turns his attention to the story of the pioneers during the great migration after the Civil War. Finding the Elephant is the story of the settlement of the West as written by the pioneers in their diaries and journals. It is not a fable or a Hollywood story. This is as close to reality as it can get. His books are available through most major bookstores and on line at Amazon, Scribd, and Smashwords. Find out more at www.Finding-The-Elephant.com
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