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EPISODE · Nov 16, 2018 · 56 MIN

Episode 218 - Interview with Warren Meyer

from The Soul of Enterprise: Business in the Transformation Economy by THRESHOLD · host Ron Baker and Ed Kless

Ron and Ed are excited to have on economist and blogger Warren Meyer. Warren runs a large small business, by which he means that it seems to require a tremendous amount of work for the money it makes. His company runs parks and campgrounds under concession contracts with public recreation authorities. Before becoming an entrepreneur he worked from other people in companies as large as Exxon and as small as 3-person Internet startups. He has an MBA from the Harvard Business School and a mechanical engineering degree from Princeton University. But we are going to speak with him about his blogging activities including his work at CoyoteBlog.com and Climate-Skeptic.com He also has written a novel called BMOC and several books and videos on climate change.

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