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| | | | Leaman Building Materials Inc. utilizes AT&T TeleNav Track™ GPS service Concrete is a basic commodity, so how does a supplier
differentiate itself in a highly competitive marketplace? With a
relentless focus on customer service and delivery. That’s precisely
how Leaman Building Materials Inc., based in the Houston ... | | | Broadband Solution Streams Improved Service Decorative Water Gardens & Landscapes is rooted in founder Antonio Aparicio’s desire to help Oklahoma homeowners and businesses enhance the beauty of their properties. Since he founded the company in 1994, Aparicio and his staff have created ... | | | Parking Carma Drives Innovations ParkingCarma, Inc., located in Flint, Michigan with development offices in California, is the 2007 spin-off of the flagship business segment of Acme Innovation Inc., a California-based company that specializes in converged communications and dynamic ... | | | Akiko Giometti Requires It's Own Communications Lifeline As a San Francisco social worker, Akiko Giometti enjoyed
helping others improve their lives, but she could never quite
shake a long-held dream of running her own business. So
while she continued working with homeless youths, getting
them started ... | | | San Francisco's Pet Camp Offers Two Seamlessly Connected Campuses Many people love animals, but few take their obsession as far
as Mark Klaiman and Virginia Donohue do. The San Francisco
couple run Pet Camp, a luxurious home away from home for
dogs and cats whose owners are out of town.
View the PDF | | | SF Outdoor Fitness Gaines Mobile Energy The hills in and around San Francisco are part of the city’s
charm—that is, until you have to run them at 6 a.m. That’s what
Mike Giometti does almost every day, with scores of clients.
Giometti owns SF Outdoor Fitness, a five-year-old boot ... | | | Pacific Southwest Financial Finds Reliable Communications Priceless Pacific Southwest Financial® (PSF) operates behind the scenes.
The firm doesn’t have storefronts you can walk into, and it
doesn’t deal directly with the public. Nonetheless, thousands
of high-net-worth investors in Alaska, Arizona, Hawaii ... | | | PDNB Gallery Develops Picture-Perfect Business Art collectors Burt and Missy Finger started their Photographs
Do Not Bend (PDNB) Gallery in 1995 to showcase high-end
photo-based art. The gallery exhibits important work from
regional, national and international artists from the early ... | | | Marine Repair Expert Gulf Copper Keeps Operations Ship Shape with Converged IP Network About Gulf Copper
Gulf Copper started operations over 50 years ago as a specialty contractor installing copper tubing on marine vessels. Since that time, the company has greatly expanded its scope of operations. It continues to serve the commercial ... | | | A Recipe for Perfection A Recipe for PerfectionCustomer Service
Foodies have been known to travel hours for a taste of the grilled black figs with tangy lime sauce, a medallion of veal tenderloin with woodsy mushrooms, or a slice of Valrhona chocolate cake with roasted ... | | | Q and A with Gloria and Richard Pink of Pink's Q and A with Gloria and Richard Pink of Pink'sSince 1939, Pink's has been serving up hot dogs to crowds that line up day and night in front of the Los Angeles stand. As Gloria Pink notes, even the stars come out - and wait, just like everyone else - ... | | | Legacy of Dreams Second-generation Americans are taking over the businesses started by their immigrant parents, and expanding them beyond their original ethnic niches with savvy marketing and financial know-how. At the same time, these modern managers are retaining ... | | | The Power of Two Janet Kraus and Kathy Sherbrooke had corporate experience, Ivy League degrees, and M.B.A.s from Stanford. But they still had to battle sexist venture capitalists. Today, their company, Circles, is one of three national concierge services, with sales ... | | | Meet the Mompreneurs These mothers of invention have created an endless variety of kid-inspired products, started their own companies to take their ideas to market, and in several cases made some serious money. Now organizations and Web sites have sprung up to serve ... | | | The Gray Entrepreneur Who is most likely to start new businesses? People aged 55 to 64, that's who. Venture capitalists may not be interested in later-life entrepreneurs, but banks are. These entrepreneurs all have experience, but there is one aspect that separates the ... | | | Let's Be Friends Let's Be FriendsFrancisco Dao once worked at a small west coast firm that ran like a big, happy social club with a never-ending stream of office parties, ice cream socials and pub crawls.
The only problem was the firm, which had recently gone ... |
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