Local entrepreneur not afraid to answer controversial computer questions.

Online, August 8, 2010 (Newswire.com) - Janet Horton, President and Chief Operations Officer of Columbia County PC Incorporated, has been recognized by Cambridge Who's Who for demonstrating dedication, leadership and excellence in business management. Horton exposes the truth about some computer myths, and tells how and why computers are costing a business and the user money - unnecessarily.
With 45 years of professional experience, and while excelling as an entrepreneur, Ms. Horton has served for the past 9 years as the president and chief operations officer of Columbia County PC Incorporated (CCPCI) in Lake City. Specializing in computer hardware and software technology, she manages daily operations at the computer learning center and the computer club.
Horton is a member of the Florida Publishers Association, Inc., the Small Publishers Association of North America and the National Association of Professional Women. In addition to being an instructor, Horton established an independent publishing company, has written two books, "Unlocking PC Mysteries", "Marketing and Publishing a Manuscript", and her autobiography, "Me, Myself, and I Surviving". She also writes and has had published articles and columns in numerous magazines and newspapers.
Currently, Horton is organizing a series of Website Design Workshops, in conjunction with book signings and lectures, to be conducted in 12 cities, in six states, over a three month period. Horton contributes her success to her listening skills and willingness to help.
For more information, to schedule book signings, or interviews, visit http://columbiacountypc.org or email [email protected].
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