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Craig Thomler
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Craig has worked in the online industry since 1995 in roles including company founder, marketer, webmaster, channel manager, eBusiness director, CIO, COO, CFO and internet visionary.
During that time Craig has worked as a consumer goods marketer, entrepreneur, tech journalist, author (published), editor, oil company financier, game designer, trainer, share trader, property developer, mobile apps designer and father.
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Dean Halstead is a Lead Associate with Booz Allen Hamilton and serves on the Advisory Board for the SmartBrief on Social Media. More »
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“It sounds like they are well on their way to becoming a regular household name. I hope that there will be more success for them in the future and that he can continue to grow this company the way he sees fit. Growing a company in Dallas is one of the hardest things to do in the world because of all the regulations so it is good to see one that is successful. ”
“Public sector jobs have no chance of ever being sustainable. There is no logical explanation that would make it happen. If everyone works for the government (the public) the money is just being spread around, not created or brought in from private industry. At some point that will fail. It never ceases to amaze a lot of people at how there are so many who believe those myths ...”