After travelling the world for sixteen and a-half years on behalf of Douglas, he was recruited by The Eastman Kodak Co. Motion Picture Division as a Sales & Engineering Representative based in Hollywood Ca. calling on Military accounts. When another opportunity presented itself, he became the Director of Marketing Communications Western Region Motion Picture Division also in Hollywood, California. For the last eight years of his Kodak career, Don was Director of Entertainment Marketing working with the major motion picture film distribution heads developing and implementing co promotion projects. Don is a member of The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences and the American Society of Cinetographers.

During his time at Kodak, he taught basic Black and White photography at EI Camino College in Torrance Ca. every Monday night for twenty-five years and instilled in his students the same love of photography. Don parlayed his teaching ability to present photographic lectures on major cruise ships over a seven-year span.

In his thirty-nine year Kodak career, Bob has managed Kodak's teams responsible for the company's photographic and video productions, audio-visual presentations, employee communications, and corporate sponsorships. He has written scripts for Kodak-sponsored television shows and major event movies, as well as for multi-image and business presentations. For six years, Bob served as the company's chief speechwriter, writing virtually all of the presentations delivered by Kodak's senior management team.

While learning to become a writer, Bob spent two years as an Army journalist, making Junction City, Kansas safe for democracy. He has a Bachelor's degree in Modern Languages from Notre Dame and a Master's of Science degree in Communications from Syracuse University. Many people think that Bob has the most interesting job at Kodak - and wish they could have it. On some days, Bob would give it to them.