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Tuesday, October 7, 2008
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Greg Boop
Greg has managed teams at Cisco, IBM, Nortel, and Applied Innovations. Prior to this, he has provided technical expertise at Alcatel, Spectrum Communications, V-Band, and Unisys in introducing multiple innovative hardware and software projects. Greg has an interest in trading technologies, financial engineering, economics, and investing. He also worked briefly in the brokerage industry.
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Greg has managed teams at Cisco, IBM, Nortel, and Applied Innovations. Prior to this, he has provided technical expertise at Alcatel, Spectrum Communications, V-Band, and Unisys in introducing multiple innovative hardware and software projects. Greg has an interest in trading technologies, financial engineering, economics, and investing. He also worked briefly in the brokerage industry.
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1 comments:
no inflation?
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