Self-Published Book Author Publishes a Better Hope for America

Philadelphia, PA, February 18, 2009 --(PR.com)-- Options for the United States to change its course from a national decline to a better future are presented by self-published book author Frank Camelio in ‘One Last Hope: Strategies to Prevent Imminent National Decline and Create a Better Future’.

The self-published book illustrates the importance of looking at a Triad of Change, three decisive remedial actions, that would change America’s downtrend path and weakening ways and reclaim its glory.

“Combining (the Triad with) Constitutional discipline, America’s business prowess, strategic planning, and a basic law of nature, ‘One Last Hope’ explains how to re-establish national ideals and unite Americans in pursuit of the common good – both at home and abroad,” the book author explained.

Frank Camelio’s self–published book also includes a sample National Strategic Plan to illustrate a methodology for implementing the change.

The book author obtained Bachelor’s Degree in Physics and Master’s in Education from Tufts University. He also earned a degree in Naval Engineering and Master’s in Mechanical Engineering from Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Camelio grew up in the Boston area and taught public school for several years before serving as U.S. naval officer specializing in engineering, submarine maintenance, and industrial management. He later became chief executive officer of a five-thousand employee industrial facility operating on over one-half billion dollars annually.

The self-published author also has extensive experience in federal government operations and has practical knowledge in strategic planning and management.

‘One Last Hope: Strategies to Prevent Imminent National Decline and Create a Better Future’ is published by Xlibris Corporation.

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