Avid Bookshop is pleased to announce an author visit and book signing with Robert L. Savage on March 4, 2012, Sunday, at 4pm. Rober L. Savage’s book, Rendering Unto Caesar: The Fairest Tax, introduces a new tax system for the United States of America. It would allow citizens to easily see in one place how much of our money our various government bodies are spending. In Rendering Unto Caesar, the proposed tax plan is broken down into easy to understand terms. Whether you’re a financial novice or guru, this book will reveal a fair tax system that is understandable to the great majority of our citizens.
Bob is currently the executive director of a startup 501(c)(3)—the American Foundation for Furthering Ideas that Rekindle the Miracle of 1776 (AFFIRM1776). This small nonprofit is envisioned to promote dialogue and critical studies of ideas from ordinary citizens that can help our nation build on and/or return to principles used by our founders in 1776.
More About the Author:
Robert L. Savage lives in Hartwell, Georgia with his wife of more than fifty years, Annette. Bob holds a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from Alabama Polytechnic Institute (Auburn University) and a Master of Commercial Science (Business Administration) from Rollins College. While in the Navy, Bob served four years in Washington, DC, assigned to the nuclear submarine program and the Atomic Energy Commission. Bob then spent almost thirty years with Southern Bell in Florida as a marketing manager and as the account manager to NASA’s Kennedy Space Center during the Apollo/Saturn Moon program; for AT&T in New York and New Jersey as a nationwide pricing manager; and for BellSouth in Atlanta as a pricing and economics manager and rate case witness for Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina. In 1991, he retired from BellSouth as the director for all their cost-of-service analysts in the pricing and economics department.
Where:
Avid Bookshop, 493 Prince Avenue. Athens, Ga, 706-352-2060
When:
Sunday, March 4, 2012, 4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
