MONTGOMERY VILLAGE, MD, June 6, 2009 /24-7PressRelease/ -- James Marcellus Bonaparte, Entrepreneur, has been recognized by Cambridge Who's Who for showing dedication, leadership and excellence in all aspects of supply chain management.

A recipient of numerous accolades and supply chain logistics awards, Mr. Bonaparte was also honored with a Medal of Achievement for his superior service as NCOIC of two flammable warehouses and two corrosive warehouses under the Third Army Korea. He has published research through Dr. Thompson for the National Cancer Institute for computer research and database management. He became involved in his profession because of his experience in United States Department of the Army and attributes his success to his hard work.

Mr. Bonaparte received his MBA in Supply Chain Logistics from Strayer University and his Bachelor of Arts in Administration from the University of Phoenix. He is a member of the American Poolplayers Association and is a three-time recipient of the Medal of Accommodation from the United States Department of the Army. He hopes to continue running his two companies, obtain a Ph.D. and start a mobile catering business with his father.

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