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She is the founder of Body Shop, the natural cosmetics king.
Typically, the founder solicits an initial group of people to buy in and promote the scheme.
They are then encouraged to recruit others and promised part of the money those people invest, while the founder also takes a share.
The founder recruits six people to start, and each of them recruits six more.
And in fact, my friend and IDEO founder, David Kelley, who’s out there somewhere, studied under him at Stanford.
But what makes a great founder?
Some venture capitalists place bets based on a founder's previous background.
Other VCs asses a founder's emotional quotient, or EQ.
The third and final trick that I use to assess a founder's adaptability is to look for people who infuse exploration into their life and their business.
And he introduced me to the work of a man named Terry Laughlin who is the founder of Total Immersion Swimming.
However, the club’s founder, Jing-Mei’s mother Suyuan, has recently passed away.
One of your cousins is Ezra Cornell, founder of Cornell university.
So, in favor of the proposition, possibly shockingly, is one of, truly, the founders of the environmental movement, a long-standing TEDster, the founder of the Whole Earth Catalog, someone we all know and love, Stewart Brand.
Our top award, the AutismFather Sword, which is named after me because I'm the founder, is a very powerful sword that you can't get in the game any other way than to show that you completely put the community above yourself, and that compassion and kindness is at the core of who you are.
1926: Kurt Lewin, founder of social psychology, called this "substitution."
Here's one such frustrated scientist, Moshe Pritsker, the founder of Jove.
I was very, very fortunate a couple of years later to have met Zackie Achmat, the founder of Treatment Action Campaign, an incredible campaigner and activist.
The 3rd founder that takes them for $700K is introduced so late into the film, Khaleil and Tom have to backpaddle (fruitlessly) to explain "oh yeah, this guy created the idea too".
Troma founder, Lloyd Kaufman is The Crapkeeper in this anthology film made up of two films that were such celluloid feces that Llyod tried to salvage them by combining the two into one anthology film and throwing in copious amounts of nudity whenever possible.
Autobiography of founder of zoo in NYC starts out by being very cute and would be great family movie if it stayed there.
Headed by Pat Robertson, the unscrupulous, megalomaniacal founder and leader of the Christian Coalition, "The 700 Club" takes us from misinformation to misunderstanding, broadcasting "news" as they like to think of it and trying to convince its audience that all of the world's problems are to blame on homosexuals, Wiccans, New Age spiritualists, Muslims, Jews, Hindus, non-Fundamentalist Christians, Democrats, single mothers, foreigners, feminists, evolutionists, environmentalists, NASA scientists, and anyone else who doesn't share their fanatical religious views.
In the small American town of Meadowvale Dr. Anthony Blake (David Gale, the IMDb listing for this character is wrong it's definitely Dr. Blake not Dr. Blakely) is the director and founder of the famed 'Psychological Research Institute' and also host's a local T.V. programme called 'Independent Thinkers'.
Kolchak investigates and uncovers this horrible truth, much to the chagrin of police captain Joe "Mad Dog" Siska(wonderfully essayed by a grumpy Keenan Wynn)and the head sleep researcher played by Second City improv founder, Severn Darden, to droll, understated perfection.
Seven years later, the company's tyrranical founder has died and the remaining staff recruit the former trio to premier the work which broke their dancing careers.
He was also the founder of modern day computers and artificial intelligence (just Google 'Turing Test').
I mean, Richard Moll plays the founder of the Mormon Church, Joseph Smith.
Otto Preminger put together a real good cast to tell the story of The Court Martial of Billy Mitchell, considered by many to be the spiritual founder of the American Air Force.
Also, the picture of Ataturk, the founder of modern Turkey, was "defaced" and played on to make him look like a monster.
Then, the story is very closed of the one in the book "Scientology, A History of Man" written by L.Ron Hubbard, Scientology founder.
When you're watching such a movie, remember that Quentin Hubbard, the son of Scientology founder, was probably murdered for having told the world that his father is a liar and and criminal.
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