Raymond Mannion

Raymond Mannion has a diverse work experience spanning over several years. Raymond started their career as a Sales Analyst at MeadWestvaco, where they analyzed and managed sales incentive programs. Raymond subsequently worked as a Consultant at CSC Consulting.

In 2004, Mannion established their own company, Angel Property Consulting, LLC, where they focused on distressed housing and real estate arbitrage. Raymond also provided services such as loan origination, private mortgage brokering, note brokering, and credit repair. During this time, they also owned and operated Oneonta Taekwon-Do, a martial arts school, from 2004 to 2015.

In 2009, Mannion took on the role of Deputy Secretary General at Taekwon-Do International. Here, they established an online presence for the organization and provided business and martial arts training to affiliated schools.

From 2010 to 2012, Mannion served as the CEO of ERP Fit, Inc., where they provided custom SAP application solutions and consulting for small to midsize corporations. Raymond also developed re-sellable applications in partnership with customers.

Their most recent work experience includes their roles at Corevist, where they worked as an SAP B2B/B2C eCommerce Solution architect from 2011 to 2020. Raymond then joined ERP Fit, Inc. again as an Independent Consultant specializing in SAP solution architecture and development for the Quote-to-Cash process.

In 2021, Mannion became the Chief Executive Officer of Scores and More, LLC, a position they currently hold.

Raymond Mannion attended Villanova University from 1988 to 1992, where they earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics. From 1997 to 2010, they pursued their interest in martial arts at SJ Kim's Taekwon-do, achieving a 4th Dan black belt. In 1995, they also attended the SAP Partner Academy, although specific details about the degree or field of study are not provided. Prior to these experiences, Raymond Mannion likely attended Suffern High School, although the duration and specific details about their education there are not provided.