In 1933 he joined McKinsey's fledgling firm when its only office was in Chicago.
He hit it off with the two computer scientists and proved just the right fit for the fledgling firm.
Without such a source of steady cash, the fledgling firm could struggle.
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She says Turning Point ended up hiring her fledgling firm, Prosper Public Relations in Chicago, to execute her marketing plan through paid consulting work.
The well-preserved paperwork mainly comprises legal jargon setting out the division of shares in the fledgling firm: 45% each to Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak and 10% to Wayne himself.
He changed his mind two years ago when he saw a working system devised by a fledgling Israeli firm called Main.net Communications.
Hurst Capital, a fledgling private-equity firm run by 26-year-old twins, also vied for Hostess's cake brands, but appears to have fallen short of securing the stalking horse bid.
Anil de Mello, who started Mobuzz, a Spanish online-video firm, in 2005, watched his fledgling company implode with the onset of the financial crisis.
And last month the Global Alliance for TB Drug Development, another fledgling nonprofit, licensed a promising TB drug from biotech firm Chiron.
After Alberto Herrera , chief executive of fledgling wireless-sensor network company Medida , pitched his firm to a panel of four top-tier Silicon Valley venture capitalists--in front of a standing-room-only crowd of some 350 people-- Josh Stein of venture capital firm Draper Fisher Jurvetson was so impressed that he asked Herrera to set up a meeting.
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