Robert Frimet - How You Can Contribute to the Anti-Human Trafficking Movement

Human trafficking is a large-scale human rights issue that impacts hundreds of thousands of lives and reaches far and wide across all continents, earning 32 billion dollars each year worldwide. Human trafficking specifically refers to the trade of people for the purposes of labor and exploited services. Many people don’t know that it can even occur close to home, in their own communities. Robert Frimet of Las Vegas, the owner of RMF Consulting Group and a prominent Certified Anti-Money Laundering Specialist, takes a great interest in preventing human trafficking from a money laundering perspective, and he knows that the following steps can be taken by anyone in their own communities.

1. Volunteer with a human trafficking awareness group or organization. Whether you are assisting with event coordination or keeping a booth at a local fair, your services can be utilized in a number of ways to support the anti-human trafficking cause.
2. Know where your purchases come from. Research the companies that you are buying from and abstain from purchasing goods that are produced by organizations that benefit from forced labor or child labor.
3. Arrange anti-human trafficking trainings at your place of employment.
4. If you suspect any human trafficking, seek out more information and contact the National Trafficking Resource Center to make a report.
5. Consider donating funds or items that will benefit victims of human trafficking.

Bob Frimet is based in Las Vegas and provides numerous services to prevent money laundering which, in some cases, may aid in preventing human trafficking. For people looking to enter the money services industry

Robert Frimet - Taking Your Career to the Next Level

Have you a reached a point in your career where you are hungering for more? Are you ready for new challenges, but don’t know where to begin?
Taking your career to that next level can be daunting when you don’t know what your next move is, but as Robert Frimet of RMF Consulting Group knows, there are numerous simple steps that you can take to begin the process.

1. Expand your network. Do you know of a local event taking place where people you admire professionally will be speaking? Make every effort to make it to that event. Have you recently read an article written by someone in your field and have further questions? Drop that person an email and make a new connection. Attend as many seminars, trainings, and activities as possible where you can meet new people who have a great track record in your industry.
2. Deepen your knowledge base. If you can acquire additional certifications, take a few classes, or go back to college for a year to open up your professional options, do it. This is also a wonderful way to network and build relationships with people who can help challenge you and inform you of new opportunities.
3. If you have an image of where you want to be professionally in five years, make a plan devising exactly how you are going to do it. Make a list of everything that you need to accomplish and develop a timeline that you can realistically follow.

Robert Frimet is a Certified Anti-Money Laundering Specialist (CAMS) and enjoys helping his clients achieve their absolute best. He lives in Las Vegas.

Robert Frimet - Four Basic Tips for Success When Opening Your First Business

If you have ever considered opening your own business, you know it has the potential to be one of the most meaningful and rewarding professional journeys of your life. However, breaking into the world of entrepreneurialism can be challenging and overwhelming at first.

Robert Frimet, the founder of RMF Consulting Group, takes a genuine interest in helping new businesses become successful through the numerous money services business (MSB) and Anti-Money Laundering (AML) services that he provides. As he can attest to, new business owners of all fields should   consider the following:

1. It’s ok to start slowly. Give your business time to grow rather than pushing for rapid growth at the very  beginning by taking unnecessary risks. You will more than likely make mistakes, and the losses from those mistakes could put you out of business.

2. Ask for help when you need it. Develop a network of professionals in your field who you can look to for advice.

3. Spread the word. Be proactive and make sure that the community knows who you are, where you’re located, and why they need your business. Make yourself as visible as possible, and always have business cards on you. Begin developing a reputation for yourself from the very beginning.

Prepare yourself to be working nonstop for the foreseeable future. Make sure you keep your energy levels up, as your need all the energy you can muster for your new endeavor Robert Frimet Frimet has been an entrepreneur since he was a child, establishing his own hat-selling company and helping his mother run the family business. He resides in Las Vegas.