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Better understanding for our common objectives, values and vision

Nov 27, ’09 2:59 AM

It’s so great to have the opportunity to interact with illustrious individuals, the ones that make you think, reflect and learn. A few weeks a go Mr. Humberto Schwab visited the Lecool.com HQ in BCN and gave us a collective workshop. Intense it was. The purpose of the workshop was to make us thinks on how to create better understanding for our common objectives, values and vision. If you would like to know more about Humberto, click here!

“The core business of Humberto Schwab is getting individuals and groups in learning action.”

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Charles Geschke & Adobe

Jun 30, ’09 1:36 AM

Founders at work

I’m reading carefully a book named Founders at work writed by Jessica Livingston, and trough it I’m discovering really great histories about important individuals who have created some of the top technological and Internet companies in the world. The book is packed with interviews about this leading group of entrepreneurs that changed our world. The idea that I have is to publish a series of posts about them on my blog so you can get to know them better and maybe get some inspiration for you own. This post is dedicated to Charles Geschke, the co-founder of Adobe. Why is he the first? Because I love Adobe products!

Charles M. “Chuck” Geschke (born 1939) is best known as the co-founder with John Warnock of Adobe Systems Inc., the graphics and publishing software company, in 1982.

Born in Cleveland, Ohio, on

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Riding the Economic Wave

May 17, ’09 7:03 AM

Sima Retail Study

While trying to understand better what is going on the Surf, Skate and Snowboard market, I founded on the SIMA website a interesting article. It gives a wide  perspective of what  Mr. Angelo Ponzi, President/Co-Founder Board-Trac, Inc. thinks is going on with the industry. The document is mostly focused on the retailing side of our business.

+ info:
www.sima.com
www.board-trac.com

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