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		"Self Portrait" by Eric Levin at the Grand Canyon Spring 2002.

Platform Bed Design By 11 - Poplar and solid machined Aluminum

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Eric Levin - Entrepreneur

It began in 5^th grade. "Fit to be Dyed" became the premier supplier of tie-dyed tshirts (1988 chic) to the Dover-Sherborn grade school students. Young Eric at the helm, the business turned a tidy profit, but tshirts were only the beginning of his entrepreneurial path. A seasoned bicycle mechanic, Eric saw the need for quality service at the convenience of a customer’s own home. "Eric’s Mobile Bike Repair," was born and proved to be a lucrative business, helping pay for college at Clark University. During his college years Eric started the Clark Snowboard Association (CSA) to create interest in the sport and fund competition fees. In his junior year Eric discovered the dust-encased remains of the Clark Cable Network. After duct taping together a makeshift television studio and producing a popular Sunday night show, Eric raised over $140,000 in the form of funding and donated equipment in order to rebuild the facility. Eric graduated Clark in 1999 with a double major in Communications and Fine Arts and a love for cinema and still photography.

Post college the ‘.COM’ era ruled. "Boston On The Web" was an online guide to the city started by Eric and a partner, geared towards Boston’s many college students. While the project generated some interest, the business was dissolved in mid 2000. The learning experience proved to be invaluable when, in May of 2000, Eric was hired on as the Creative Director for an information technology company with an impressive track record. Reporting directly to the CEO, Eric developed a strategic marketing plan to support the technology behind a new enterprise software company, Reflexis Systems, Inc. It was a plan that ultimately won Reflexis some of the most impressive retail clients in the world (Allied Domecq, Staples Inc., Home Depot, Marks and Spencer, Tesco) .

Eric continues to work with Reflexis, but has taken considerable time to pursue his love for furniture design, photography, motion picture and music. As bassist in the band Plan B, Eric handles promotions, networking, and growth. The band’s performances have included live radio broadcasts, large exposition shows, an appearance on network TV (WB) and live shows all along the East Coast. Their music is sold in stores nationwide and broadcast on radio stations in the Northeast. As a freelance photographer Eric shoots for a handful of PR firms in Boston and Providence, a myriad of local and national publications and many other businesses from Boston to NYC (see client list). His fine art photography is sold in two galleries in Boston and has become part of a permanent collection at Standard and Poors, Intercontinental Insurance, Independence Wharf (470 Atlantic Ave) and other businesses in the city. As for the immediate future, Eric wishes to continue to develop himself as an artist, entrepreneur, and overall creative individual.

Furniture and Interior Fixtures - a Poplar and Aluminum bed, a Walnut and Aluminum table. See bed to the left. Table pictures coming soon.

Plan B - name of my band. We play shows all over New England and have a good following www.officialplanb.com

OMMIG Agency - Artist and Talent Promotions and Managment www.ommig.com

Elevin and Associates - Business side of all this art and music

Elevin Photography - SEE CLIENT LIST

Standard & Poors
Intercontinental Insurance
Breakstone, White-Leif, & Gluck, LLC.
The Royal Family of Jordan
Dean Sharon Krefetz
Independence Wharf