The Ultimate Business Makeover
Have you ever thought about making a massive change? Meet five entrepreneurs who did. Facing tough challenges, they took radical steps, remaking their products, markets, executive suites and even their personalities.
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Selino Lo was one of Silicon Valley’s most successful and aggressive salespeople. But hardly anyone wanted her as a boss.
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After selling anti-odour deodorants to big, stinky factories, did it make sense for OMI to repackage its product for the consumers?
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Logistics Plus had no headquarters for seven years. Would a historic-yet-abandoned building in one of
the most blighted neighbourhoods give it the much-needed identity?
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CEO James Dowd could not help feeling he had become the main obstacle to his company’s growth. The time had come to hand over control, he realised.
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Carolina Pad was a sleepy little company with a commodity product that wasn’t selling. The need of the hour was to go from drab to fab.
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Passions
Ryan Black, CEO of Sambazon
Surfing is almost therapeutic for Ryan Black. So when his mind needs to clear up, he heads straight for the beach.
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Their biggest regrets
Successful entrepreneurs talk about what they would do differently if they were starting their businesses today.
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