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Scientist Seeks Seed Capital for Life Perpetuating Device
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Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (PRWEB) September 17, 2002 -- Interaction Designer Herb Gilliland announces that he is seeking capital for investment into his brain-perpetuating product idea. "Much of the valuable, personal information we hold in our minds is lost at the moment of death. Please help me save this information by designing and marketing brain perpetuation devices for post-mordem cultivation of valuable neurologically stored information," says Herb Gilliland, alumnus from Carnegie Mellon University. |
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The Good CEO: The Early Years of Costco's Jim Sinegal
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| The average customer visits their local Costco 22 times a year. The company has become one of the largest in the U.S., with 473 outlets and more than $50 billion in sales, and is also the largest membership warehouse club chain in the world. Its founder and CEO, Jim Sinegal, has been called the Sam Walton of the 21st century for his low-key style and seeming defiance of all things Wall Street. But, whether investors like him or not, America – and much of the rest of the world – has fallen in love with his discount depots. |
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Shopping For Success: How Sinegal Took Costco to the Top
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| When Sinegal’s college presented him with its Most Distinguished Alumnus award, the Costco founder was almost left speechless. “I’ve never been told I’m a most distinguished anything,” was all he could say. With his poor grades and lack of focus in high school, it is doubtful that Sinegal’s teachers ever thought he would amount to much. But, today, with a billion dollar corporation under his belt, Sinegal remains not only one of the most accomplished, but also one of the most admired and liked CEOs in the industry. How did this once reckless young boy become the success he is today? |
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Scientist Seeks Seed Capital for Life Perpetuating Device
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Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (PRWEB) September 17, 2002 -- Interaction Designer Herb Gilliland announces that he is seeking capital for investment into his brain-perpetuating product idea. "Much of the valuable, personal information we hold in our minds is lost at the moment of death. Please help me save this information by designing and marketing brain perpetuation devices for post-mordem cultivation of valuable neurologically stored information," says Herb Gilliland, alumnus from Carnegie Mellon University. |
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