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July 18th, 2007 @ 7:47 am
Stuart Skorman is a self-proclaimed “serial entrepreneur,” who founded four innovative companies: Elephant Pharmacy, HungryMinds.com, Reel.com and Empire Video. In this episode of the Useful Commute, Skorman explains his obsession with start-ups and shares his hard-won lessons.
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