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THE ALASKAN AMBER STORY
HOUR 1World Trade Center Alaska – Greg Wolf, Executive Director of the Center and Rada Khadjinova, board of Pacific Rim Institute, update us on world trade and issues with off shore resource development. Questions or comments email [email protected].
Empire of Wealth - Andrew Carnegie, Industrialist, brought two great innovations to the production of steel. First his mills used the Bessemer process for making steel and second was vertical integration of raw materials. Questions or comments email [email protected].
HOUR 2If you enjoy Alaska Amber beer you will want to hear the story behind the Alaskan Brewing Company. Andy Kline, Communications Manager gives us the story behind the beer. Questions or comments email [email protected].
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By David W WeatherholtHOUR 1World Trade Center Alaska – Greg Wolf, Executive Director of the Center and Rada Khadjinova, board of Pacific Rim Institute, update us on world trade and issues with off shore resource development. Questions or comments email [email protected].
Empire of Wealth - Andrew Carnegie, Industrialist, brought two great innovations to the production of steel. First his mills used the Bessemer process for making steel and second was vertical integration of raw materials. Questions or comments email [email protected].
HOUR 2If you enjoy Alaska Amber beer you will want to hear the story behind the Alaskan Brewing Company. Andy Kline, Communications Manager gives us the story behind the beer. Questions or comments email [email protected].
in the news'Growth Hacking' Helps Startups Boost Their Users Strategy Includes Data-Driven Experiments and Online Tactics
The file-sharing service Dropbox spent almost nothing on advertising, but it offered free storage space whenever its users invited their friends to join. Learn more about “Growth Hacking” by going to the Getting Down to Business® Facebookpage for a link to the full article.