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My educational background is engineering (BME - Villanova) and, after graduation, I was employed in the rubber and plastics industries. My last corporate stint was at Rohm & Haas from 1966 to 1978.

A business partner and I owned and successfully operated a Oregon plastics manufacturing company from 1978 through 1989. We started with three employees; when we sold the firm to a large midwest manufacturing conglomerate, we employed over 70.

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Using the knowledge and lessons gained from business ownership, I later became an independent management consultant. My focus was advising mid-sized, growing companies. For eight years, I wrote a newspaper column, Doin' Business, to help promote my consultancy.

I've authored and contributed to several business books and my writings have been published in numerous business magazines.

When I put up my business consulting website in 1997, I had posted several of my how-to business articles online. When I retired from consulting, I moved many of them to the website of my local SCORE chapter. After 24 years as a volunteer counselor, I retired from SCORE and moved some of the business tips and how-to articles to my personal website, hoping that they will be useful to small business owners.

I hope you find the information in these postings helpful to your own business endeavors:

More of my business and financial commentary can be found here.


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The facts presented in this blog are based on my best guesses and my substantially faulty geezer memory. The opinions expressed herein are strictly those of the author and are protected by the U.S. Constitution. Probably.

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If I have slandered any people or corporations in this blog, either expressly or inadvertently, they should buy me strong drinks (and an expensive meal) and try to prove to me that they're not the jerks I've portrayed them to be. If you're buying, I'm willing to listen.

Don't be shy - try a bribe. It might help.

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