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November 2007 - Volume 7,
Number 3 |
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Three California
companies experience
super growth and
find ways to sustain
it. |
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FEATURE
STORY |
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KEEPING GROWTH MANAGEABLE
In just a handful of years,
Ancillary Care Management Inc. went from making $7 million
to $130 million annually. Ruckus Wireless Inc. went from a
"Nobody Knows Ya" company to a "Yes, Ma'am; Right This Way, Ma'am."
And hobnobbing StubHub.com hit such a home run with big leaguers,
that is took awhile before it noticed its feet had left the ground.
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Full Article |
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LEADERSHIP |
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SHOW YOUR
FEAR
Seeing motivation and
determination adds to a
CEO’s credibility.. A lot of CEOs worry
about being insecure. They shouldn’t.
In fact, it’s a plus. It can improve your credibility.
You might even be considered visionary.
A recent article in USA Today noted that
insecurity is common among super-achievers;
particularly among corporate CEO’s. It quoted
Dennis Manning, CEO of Guardian Life Insurance Co.
of America, who says, “I am driven by fear of failure.
It is a strong motivator for me.”
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Full Article |
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REAL ESTATE |
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LIVING LA VIDA BAJA
Americans and Canadians are recognizing investment opportunities in our neighbor to the south, lured by short flights and affordable property. Many Americans dream of owning vacation and retirement property in
beautiful and temperate regions. But
skyrocketing real estate prices
combined with insufficient pensions
make dreams of Hawaiian beaches and
Tahoe golf courses increasingly
unattainable.
So, savvy investors are migrating
south – to Mexico.
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Full Article |
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by California CEO Inc.
All Rights Reserved.
The California CEO logomark is a trademark of California CEO Inc. |
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CALIFORNIA INC
Short
Takes On State Business |
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HELP FOR FREEZE VICTIMS |
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State officials
urged farmers and far-related businesses to seek
help from the federal and state officials to
offset losses from the January freeze. |
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WIRELESS IN THE VALLEY |
One might think
that Silicon Valley, with the best and the
brightest of the technology world, might be
miles ahead in implementation of its wireless
network.
But then there is the network’s size to
consider. It would cover 1,500 square
miles and serve 2.4 million people.
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Best
Company Nominations |
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Is
Your Company a Best Company to Work For? |
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California CEO is
now accepting nominations for
'Best Company to Work For'.
Take this opportunity to
nominate a company you respect,
including your own! Please
go to our
online nomination form
and nominate your favorite
company today. |
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