“I’ve always had a knack for working independently and a drive to be successful.”
Nick always knew he would be an entrepreneur. Using that drive to shape his life, along with a desire to add value and innovation to the business world, he has built companies from the ground up himself, and assisted many others in doing the same.
Although his specialty is marketing, he hardly limits himself to just one professional realm. He is a multi-faceted businessman with his hands in various verticals of trade. The beauty of what Nick does as a well rounded businessman is that he doesn’t concentrate all his energy around one particular company or brand name, but rather that he is versatile and he can be an asset to any marketing medium.
One of the biggest reasons for Perzichilli’s success as an entrepreneur is his straight-up, “tell it like it is” mentality. This mentality basically sums up his high moral fiber and the honesty with which Perzichilli deals with people on a day-to-day basis. This mentality has also been a key asset in his business success, for his honesty and trustworthiness have built the foundation for innumerable solid business relationships.
As he has already experienced the ups and downs of the path to entrepreneurial success, Nick prides himself in being a source of constructive knowledge and advising other’s in their entrepreneurial endeavors.
Nick took a personal interest in the restoration of Henryville, Indiana after a terrible tornado wiped out the town. Although the government had declared these counties as federal disaster areas, allowing residents to claim the disaster damages on 2011’s tax return, he knew that it would take more than that to restore the lives of Henryville citizens.
On March 24th, Nick will be celebrated his birthday by gathering 300 plus people to help build an accommodating donation. Starting off the contributions with a beautiful, Rolex watch appraised at $15,000, Nick lead the guests in a generous approach. The watch will be sold and 100% of proceeds will be donated. Nick created a Facebook page, under the name of Henryville Tornado Relief, and set it up with PayPal so that people who could not attend the party would have a chance to contribute. Donations were forwarded to the Henryville Community Church Tornado Relief, whose efforts saved the lives of 201 people the day the tornado hit.
The Facebook page still stands for any further donations and posts supporting the fund.
