Don Stinson is managing executive of Eastern Harbor Press LLC and the author of Downstairs at the White House, a best-selling memoir about loitering outside of the Oval Office as a 17 year-old clerk during Watergate. The book is an Amazon Bestseller in the Presidents & Heads of State, Political Humor, History Humor, Presidents & First Families, and Young Adult Biography categories. Stinson and his partners also market and merchandise novels by new authors. Their first release, RigorMortie, by Dick and December Bouvier, reached #4 on the Amazon Bestseller List in Dark Humor behind classics Tobacco Road and Catch-22. With an average review of 4 out of 5 stars, the book has been described as "wickedly funny," " a fun, fun, and more fun read," and "you've got to be kidding me!" outrageous. Prior to launching a revenue strategy consultancy in 2007, Stinson spent 27 years in the newspaper industry, including 11 as vice president/advertising and senior vice president/marketing of the Newspaper Division of Gannett Co., Inc., responsible for overseeing the advertising and circulation sales, marketing, and research operations of 100 U.S. daily newspapers. He was named Gannett's advertising executive of the year three times, corporate executive of the year, and received the Newspaper Association of America's Lifetime Sales and Marketing Leadership Award. In the 1990's, he traveled to Russia, Poland,and Slovakia on behalf of the International Media Fund and the Freedom Forum to help conduct some of the first programs aimed at building a free press in the former Soviet Union. Stinson is an honorary member of the Union of Russian Journalists, a Fellow of the Strategic Planning Society, a member of the President’s Society of the Nixon Library Foundation, the President's Council of the Gerald Ford Foundation, and the Honorable Order of Kentucky Colonels. He holds a B.A. from American University and credentials from M.I.T/Sloan., Harvard Business School, and the Project on Negotiation at Harvard Law School.