Roger Christianson
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El Cajon, CA 92021 Cell 619-***-****
EXPERIENCE
U.S. Army 1st. Lt. active 1968-1969: reserve unit 1969-1978
Attorney at Law 1973-2009 San Diego, CA
General practice with emphasis on corporate representation and trial work.
Tried numerous murder cases of all types.
V.P. of Wyland Enterprises in charge of legal, and construction (150 employees)
Self Storage construction and management
A-1 Mini Storage 1980-1984
Purchased raw property, designed facility, built facility, and ran it for 4 years and then sold same in 1984
Frosty Fruit Bars Inc. 1985-87 San Diego, Ca.
Manager and Part Owner
Developed formula for the fruit bars and custom made ice cream bar
Bigger Than Life Inc. 1987-91 El Cajon, Ca.
C.F.O. in charge of financial and legal with 100+ employees.
Member of the Board of Directors
In charge of purchasing materials
A-1 Mini Storage 1980-1985
Purchase raw property, designed facility, built facility, and ran it for 4 years and then sold same in 1984
Fire Prevention Services 1994-2004 El Cajon, Ca.
Director/V.P.
Wrote legislation for private enforcement of fire code violations.
37 Districts and Fire Prevention Service Companies use these codes to this day
EDUCATION
1968 Bachelor’s Degrees Business Administration, Accounting and Military Science from Seattle University
1972 Juris Doctorate, Law from University of San Diego
ACTIVITIES
Fund raising for a Candidate for Governor
SGT. In San Diego County Sheriff Reserves
Involvement in the Catholic church
Raised 5 children
Built, Owned, and Managed a major Self Storage Facility
Wrote and implemented the first privatization of fire codes so that a private company could do code enforcement for public agencies
Based upon the new code started fire prevention services which now does fire inspections in 37 fire district in the state of California
Defended a young all American basketball star Mr. Herman Lavender and proved the San Diego police officer Mr. Wiggins was falsifying evidence as a result 105 cases were reversed and Mr. Wiggins went to prison.