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BSSi2 CIO Chief Security Fanatic Nick Espinosa Signs Publishing Deal With TechnologyPress To Co-Author New Book

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Nick Espinosa will team with Robin Robins and several leading cybersecurity experts to release the new book “Easy Prey” by TechnologyPress™.

Chicago, IL –May 4, 2016 – Nick Espinosa, CIO & Chief Security Fanaticat BSSi2,has joined Robin Robins and a select group of IT experts to co-write the forthcoming book titled, Easy Prey. Nick Nanton, Esq. along with business partner, JW Dicks, Esq., the leading agents to Celebrity Experts® worldwide, recently signed a publishing deal with each of these authors to contribute their expertise to the book, which will be released under their TechnologyPress™ imprint. 

A portion of the royalties earned from Easy Prey will be donated to St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital, the leading children's hospital pioneering research and treatments for kids with cancer and other life-threatening disease

Easy Prey is tentatively scheduled for release in fall 2016.

More About Nick Espinosa:

 For over twenty-five years, Nick has been on a first name basis with computers. By the time he was twelve, he was building computers and programming in seven different languages. At fifteen, after achieving multiple tech certifications, he landed his first job in the IT field and, at nineteen, founded Windy City Networks, Inc. After fifteen successful years, and numerous compliance certifications, Nick joined forces with BSSi2 as the CIO & Chief Security Fanatic in 2013.As an expert in security and network infrastructure on every platform, Nick has consulted with clients ranging from a few computers to the Fortune 100 level. He has designed, built, and implemented multinational networks, encryption systems, and multi-tiered infrastructures as well as small business environments. He is passionate about emerging technology and enjoys keeping current by creating, breaking, and fixing test environments.An industry thought leader, Nick is sought after for his advice on the future of technology and how it will impact every day businesses and consumers. Nick is a public speaker and has been quoted in Forbes, Yahoo, American Express, CIO, EnterpriseTech, ITWorld, ComputerWorld, Solutions Review, InfoSec, CSO and other publications regarding various technology and business leadership topics. He is also a columnist for SmartFile writing regularly on security, technology and the future. 

Connect with Nick at:

Email: nespinosa@bssi2.com

Twitter: @NickAEsp

LinkedIn: /in/nickespinosa

SmartFile: smartfile.com/blog/author/nespinosa/

About TechnologyPress™:

 TechnologyPress™ is a leading business and technology book publisher that publishes books from thought leaders around the world. TechnologyPress™ is an imprint in partnership with CelebrityPress™.  CelebrityPress™ has published books alongside Jack Canfield, Brian Tracy, Dan Kennedy, Dr. Ivan Misner, Robert Allen and many of the biggest experts across diverse fields.  TechnologyPress™ has helped launch over 1500 best-selling authors to date. 

Learn more about CelebrityPress™ at www.celebritypresspublishing.com.

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Contact:

Kasey Kalchert

Dicks and Nanton Celebrity Branding Agency®

800-980-1626

kasey@dnagency.com

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