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Avocent - From Founder to Angel

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Avocent - From Founder to Angel
	Find a Big Problem to Solve 3:09 \| Register or Log in \| Become a Member The difference between founders who do OK in their business and those who do great is the size of the problem they solve for customers who have the money to pay for a solution.
	Prepare To Succeed 3:31 \| Register or Log in \| Become a Member Remigius Shatas, founder of Avocent, was ready to start a business because he had done his homework and he shifted his thinking from an employee mentality to a problem-solving mentality.
	Hire Your Own Boss 2:29 \| Register or Log in \| Become a Member Steve Thornton became CEO of Avocent because the founder knew Steve should be the boss.
	Balance Idealism With Realism 1:35 \| Register or Log in \| Become a Member Bob Asprey kept the founder's feet on the ground by saying, "No."
	Change Systems To Sustain Growth 2:50 \| Register or Log in \| Become a Member Avocent started making their product under one roof but growth required a change.
	Share The Wealth 2:22 \| Register or Log in \| Become a Member Remigius Shatas says that the best way to recruit and keep good people is to share the weatlh.
	Stop Thinking Me And Start Thinking Us 1:09 \| Register or Log in \| Become a Member Hattie points out that Remigius Shatas grew his company by putting others ahead of himself.
	Fund The Dreams Of Others 2:42 \| Register or Log in \| Become a Member Most people tend to ask, "Why should I fund the dreams of others?" People like Remigius Shatas ask, "Why not?" For him, it extends his life-long work. Meet Remigius as he shares his wisdom.
	Give More Than Money 2:37 \| Register or Log in \| Become a Member BizTech's director, Joanne Randolph, explains that money and time donated by successful entrepreneurs keep her doors open.
	Plan Your Marketing 2:13 \| Register or Log in \| Become a Member Marketing guru, John Wargo, says that all marketing is not the same.