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Nolan Bushnell is
the founder of Atari, Inc. and the Chuck E.
Cheese Pizza-Time Theaters and is considered to be the father of the
video arcade industry.
Bushnell has started over 20 companies, most recently uWink and NeoEdge Networks. He has been named by Newsweek as one of "50 Men that Changed America." Hear from Nolan what advice he'd give entrepreneurs. What to do if you have to change your business model. The attributes of a successful start up management team. His opinion of the "4-Hour Workweek." Where he'd invest $10 million of his own money if he could only invest in one social networking company.Find out what it was like to live in the Folger's Mansion in Woodside. How he named his yacht. For what he wants to be remembered. The axiom by which he lives his life. His greatest achievement. From where he draws his strength and inspiration. And what other profession he'd be if he wasn't a successful technology entrepreneur.In this revealing interview, Nolan shares life perspectives and some very personal insights with you, dear listener.
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By Susan BrattonNolan Bushnell is
the founder of Atari, Inc. and the Chuck E.
Cheese Pizza-Time Theaters and is considered to be the father of the
video arcade industry.
Bushnell has started over 20 companies, most recently uWink and NeoEdge Networks. He has been named by Newsweek as one of "50 Men that Changed America." Hear from Nolan what advice he'd give entrepreneurs. What to do if you have to change your business model. The attributes of a successful start up management team. His opinion of the "4-Hour Workweek." Where he'd invest $10 million of his own money if he could only invest in one social networking company.Find out what it was like to live in the Folger's Mansion in Woodside. How he named his yacht. For what he wants to be remembered. The axiom by which he lives his life. His greatest achievement. From where he draws his strength and inspiration. And what other profession he'd be if he wasn't a successful technology entrepreneur.In this revealing interview, Nolan shares life perspectives and some very personal insights with you, dear listener.