A former real estate agent and a dedicated philanthropist, Joe Loiacano flipped houses for profit during the peak of the housing bubble. At one point, Joe Loiacano had acquired 17 rental properties and was successfully buying and selling realty around the country. Wanting to try something new, Joe Loiacano spent a night living on Los Angeles' Skid Row, a section frequented by the city's homeless population. The experience of living among those with much less than him changed Joe Loiacano's life. A few years later, while living in Las Vegas, Joe Loiacano made helping the homeless of the Nevada city one of his prerogatives. Starting a tradition called "Operation Beat the Streets," Joe Loiacano spent several holidays passing out goodies from the trunk of his car, often having a line of over 200 people waiting to receive his generous gifts. In 2007, Joe Loiacano embarked on a new venture in the field of offshore outsourcing. Joe Loiacano's goal was to establish a consultancy to help businesses effectively use talented overseas employees. Spending four months learning about international business in the Philippines, Joe Loiacano returned stateside to start a small enterprise outsourcing company called SBO Outsourcing. Joe Loiacano is currently President of SBO Outsourcing, a firm that implements web-based audio and video systems to help companies train new employees overseas. Through SBO Outsourcing, Joe Loiacano also develops project management structures to ease international team interaction. Joe Loiacano is experienced at employing, educating, and supervising virtual teams in countries ranging from China to India, the Philippines, Vietnam, and Hungary. Joe Loiacano has a background in aiding companies in managing nearshoring and offshoring projects. An ex-Marine, Joe Loiacano participated in "Operation Southern Watch" in 1995 in the Persian Gulf. Shortly after the Marines, Joe Loiacano fought fires in the Greater Los Angeles Area. Graduating from Foothill Fire Academy in La Verne, California, Joe Loiacano operated as a reserve firefighter and EMT. A former Marine Corps boxing member, Joe Loiacano has a penchant for high-intensity sports and enjoys skydiving and bungee jumping.