Gail Cavanaughs Financial Services

Retailer's Guide to Merchant Services.

The audience would be presented with background information on how I came to write the book. I would highlight one topic from the book to gain some idea of the book's content. I would also present information on how this book will help the business owner to better manage his cash flow.

Beyond My Imagination

If the audience is parents, I would explain why wrote the book and why a music education is important for their children. They will gain an understanding of my teaching method and I will share stories about the children in my programs that had behavior problems when they began and how they were transformed after learning how to play the piano.

Gail Cavanaugh was born in Newport, Rhode Island. The oldest of five children, she enjoyed reading Nancy Drew Mysteries and drawing and painting as a child. She attended Stonehill College and graduated with a BA in Spanish. She became employed as a claims representative and then as a life insurance agent and registered representative. She taught Spanish at a private parochial school and then English as a Second Language for a local community college.

After attending Liberty University to study for her MBA, she began writing business and finance articles and blogs. She wrote her first blog, the Cavanaugh Business Solutions Blog during the economic crisis of 2008 and the banking reforms in 2009. The merchant services industry was the topic of her many of blog posts, which led her to write her first e-book, the Retailer's Guide to Merchant Services, published in 2010. She then went on to write the Prospering Christians Blog, the Cavanaugh Marketing Blog, and the Jubilant Pianist Blog. Gail Cavanaugh is the owner of the RI Kids Create Music School where she teaches piano and Gail Cavanaugh's Financial Services where she works as an independent life insurance agent representing Colonial Life and Boston Mutual.

Gail has also published a book for children who love music entitled Beyond My Imagination, which is based on her experiences teaching piano at after school programs. The book seeks to motivate children to develop their talent for playing piano.

I would need a piano. preferable a grand piano for the performance and a microphone with a padded piano bench.