September 2006 Archives

School of Business for September 30, 2006

Interviewer: Russ Capper, John Beddow | Guest: The BusinessMakers | Episode: 069 | Date: September 30, 2006

News and notes from the business world for the week of September 30, 2006.

Flashback - Roy Marsh, founder and former CFO of Everyone's Internet

Interviewer: Russ Capper, John Beddow | Guest: Roy Marsh | Episode: 069 | Date: September 30, 2006

BusinessMakers Flashback - featuring Roy Marsh, founder and former CFO of Everyone's Internet.

Best Practices for September 30, 2006

Interviewer: Russ Capper, John Beddow | Guest: The BusinessMakers | Episode: 069 | Date: September 30, 2006

Best Practices for the week of September 30, 2006.

DealMaker Series - 10C Technologies

Interviewer: Russ Capper, Blair Garrou, Dan Watkins | Guest: Rob Miles | Episode: 069 | Date: September 30, 2006

The NEW special BusinessMakers' DealMaker Series - Featuring Blair Garrou and Dan Watkins, Managing Directors of DFJMercury, sharing how they review prospective companies seeking their finance and guidance. This week focusing on 10C Technologies.

Houston Technology Center's Showcase

Interviewer: Russ Capper, John Beddow | Guest: The BusinessMakers | Episode: 069 | Date: September 30, 2006

Houston Technology Center's Technology Showcase.

John Phillippe of Zephyr Salvo

Interviewer: Russ Capper, John Beddow | Guest: John Phillippe | Episode: 069 | Date: September 30, 2006

Zephyr Salvo may be what the advertising firm of the future looks like. The company offers a range of media, print, animation and design services in a turnkey, one-stop design and search engine marketing firm. The BusinessMakers visit with the founder and CEO of this remarkable company.

Mark Bent of SunNight Solar

Interviewer: Russ Capper, John Beddow | Guest: Mark Bent | Episode: 069 | Date: September 30, 2006

Mark Bent founded two companies--SunNight Solar sells solar lights to commercial and government clients; BoGoLight is a non-profit organization that provides lights to charities and under-developed countries. Bent's solar lights last for 20 years and remove the need and expense for kerosene as a primary light source, a real benefit for developing countries.