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    “Within a three year period I had two different startups and one acquisition to deal with. Lary’s involvement in the projects allowed me to raise substantial amounts of capital on all occasions. He makes even the most monumental task seem effortless. His tireless attention and focus on the project gets things done, done right, and under deadline.”

    Don Meahan Don Meahan is the owner / operator of Alaska’s Naknek Anglers, LLC, a deluxe fly-out fishing operation in Southwest Alaska that caters to small groups of high end sportsmen.

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      Monday, February 8th, 2010

      Building a Business: The power of the After Action Report

      “Thankfully, perseverance is a good substitute for talent..”– Steve Martin

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      Tuesday, January 19th, 2010

      If you remember, the General Motors board gave CEO Rick Wagoner a 64 percent pay raise — to $15.7 million — in 2007, when the company lost $38.7 billion. The company went bankrupt two years later at a cost of $52 billion to shareholders and another $13.4 billion to all taxpayers.
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      Build your Board with experience

      Monday, November 16th, 2009

      The Wall Street Journal blogs frequently report on the VC industry and their recent entry, Start-Up CEOs Gripe About VCs’ Lack Of Operating Experience, caught my eye.
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