Stanford GSB, and Scott Sandell's mentor
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A Stanford GSB friend of Jonathan Hare's who had worked for John Pleasants, and who was looped into the Revolution Health conversation. Also, by Hare's account, Scott Sandell's mentor.
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Ticketmaster, Revolution Health, then Disney's games business
Open →mentored himTold Hare to camp somewhere else
Open →where they met1990–92 — the faculty, the classmates, and the prize he gave up
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