Mark Hoffman’s Fourth Run: Enquisite (Part 2)

SM: Where did you end up working?

MH: I took a position with AMDAL and went through their MBA rotational training program in 1979. I worked for them for a couple of years, and learned a lot. It was a mainframe company and was dealing with some of the most complex technologies for the time, including shrinking circuits and the wiring between them. >>>

May 14 Roundtable Recording

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Mark Hoffman’s Fourth Run: Enquisite (Part 1)

SM: Mark, where does your story begin? What is the genesis of your incredible career?

MH: I grew up in a very small town in the southwest corner of Minnesota. It was a farming community of 3,000 people. It had a good school system. I had a Huck Finn and Tom Sawyer existence while I was younger. >>>

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Poll: Indian Election & Economic Development

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NYT: Another View: What V.C. Can Teach Corporate America

Peter Rip has an article in the NYT today called Another View: What V.C. Can Teach Corporate America. It has also generated some very good discussion. >>>

Streamlining Hospitals: Omnicell CEO Randy Lipps (Part 7)

SM: What kinds of products would you like to bring in?

RL: They must leverage our market share. I know our customers would prefer to purchase from us if we have the products they want. We are very careful not to mess up the salesperson’s relationship with the hospitals. >>>