Ian Prescott
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Ian K. Prescott, (1983- ) is the current president of the Brown House.
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[edit] Early life
Like most children, Ian was born. Some time later, Ian attended high school at Centerville High. Prescott is the youngest of five children. At an early age, his father taught him how to count, this naturally led him into his current field of accounting. He attends school at BYU and is heading in the direction of a MAC. To support himself, Ian turned to his natural talent eating, eventually turning semi-pro and signing with Subway.
[edit] Later life
Ian served a full-time mission to the Hawaiian islands from 2002-2004. After serving a mission, Prescott decided to pursue educational goals and enrolled into accounting classes in the Marriott School gaining superb counting qualifications. This proved to be a harder decision than expected, as he had proven to excel in vagrant beach living on his mission.
According to local Waikiki beach-life writer Donny Malikene, "Brotha Ian had all right stuff, and gave up all da things that come with being a world class beach bum. Da fame, da adulation, da womens." But Ian had his demons, and soon, his demons had him. Ian carefully took accounting 210 and was consigned to hours of numerical torture. He eventually passed after a single attempt and was accepted into the accounting program.
He has continued studying in the evenings in the Wilkinson Center, and eventually hopes to find a girlfriend to study accounting with. Ian landed a break in 2006 doing a project at Mrs. Fields Cookies and took home a huge platter of cookies.
[edit] Personal Interests
Mr. Prescott very much enjoys football.
His favorite author is Holly Baker and enjoys Reggae music.
During winter breaks he spends time with his family skiing.
Ian's shoe size is 11.
Favorite American actor is none other than Chuck Norris.
His personal hero is his older brother.
[edit] Other
Ian Prescott also sits on many advisory boards including: East Durham Business Service, East Durham Local Strategic Partnership,[1] and Durham Association of Secondary Heads
