By the early 1850s, the California gold rush had attracted a less desirable crowd made up of crooks, bandits, gamblers and claim jumpers. They were all there to take advantage of the wealth being discovered. Laws were non-existent as California wasn’t a state yet. When a prospector found gold, he was immediately surrounded by other prospectors. Claim laws had to … Read More
Recognition
By Bill Auxier, Ph.D. I was excited to share what I had just learned with the leadership team. Market intelligence can be difficult to come by; it can also be very valuable. I had just learned that a major competitor had a major chink in the armor that just might open the door to a large account that had never … Read More