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Aaron Kremer May 28, 2008 0

At this time last year, when BizSense was just a bunch of ideas scrawled on yellow legal pads, we were unsure if local businesses would let us interview their CEOs, presidents or owners. It

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WWUD: What Would Umesh Do?

Aaron Kremer May 27, 2008 0

Umesh Dalal has a penchant for finding ways to save money – big money –that would make major corporations green with envy. Since moving to Richmond more than two years ago to take over

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How do you say Shalom with a Richmond accent

Aaron Kremer May 23, 2008 1

Eight Israeli life science startups will establish their worldwide headquarters in Richmond. “This is clinical and scientific economic development,” said Donna Edmonds, the head of the nascent Virginia Biosciences Commercialization Center (VBCC), an off-shoot

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HR troubles

Aaron Kremer May 22, 2008 0

Have you heard the one about the startup that was so pathetic, it couldn’t even hire an intern? Yeah, well back off. Hiring an intern is harder than it sounds. We tried everything we

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CEO Tube

Aaron Kremer May 18, 2008 0

Randy Copeland, CEO of the high-end computer manufacturer Velocity Micro, doesn’t take himself too seriously. When Velocity marketing associate Josh Covington sat Copeland in a green leather chair, handed him a pipe and yelled,

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A business workout

Aaron Kremer May 13, 2008 0

This is where Rocky would train if he was from Richmond instead of Philly. No fancy, Drago-style Nautilus machines. No ab-flex roller bought from a TV special. No bikes for spinning class, no bench

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The Pipeline: Businesses on the move 6.09.08

Aaron Kremer May 9, 2008 0

Thalhimer reported the following deals: Ruth & Ollie has leased 3,867 sq.ft. at 3445 W. Cary Street in Richmond and plans on opening July 14th. The furniture store currently operates in a smaller store

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Eat your own cooking says local hedge fund

Aaron Kremer May 6, 2008 0

Sometimes there’s a nugget of wisdom in even the corniest business cliché. Take “Eat your own cooking.” If a chef won’t touch the clam chowder, most likely the patron should lay off, too. (Insert

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Ad Report Card: The lady in the tub

Aaron Kremer May 1, 2008 0

This ad scores where most fail: it draws our attention. But do the ad’s creators, the local firm Becker and Calliott, rely a little too heavily on sex appeal

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