While making a familiar point (slow times are good times to start a business) Big Al makes a prediction about his Newseum's future that probably cost incoming boss Ken Paulson his Cheerios this morning: "It will ride the recovery to become the No. 1 must-see attraction in the nation's capital."
Friday, December 19, 2008
Neuharth to Paulson: Hey, no pressure there!
Like rubbernecking past a car wreck, I can't resist octogenarian retired CEO Al Neuharth's weekly column, every Friday in USA Today.
While making a familiar point (slow times are good times to start a business) Big Al makes a prediction about his Newseum's future that probably cost incoming boss Ken Paulson his Cheerios this morning: "It will ride the recovery to become the No. 1 must-see attraction in the nation's capital."
While making a familiar point (slow times are good times to start a business) Big Al makes a prediction about his Newseum's future that probably cost incoming boss Ken Paulson his Cheerios this morning: "It will ride the recovery to become the No. 1 must-see attraction in the nation's capital."
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You outdid yourself with that reply rmichem! Too funny.
ReplyDeleteWhat an ego AHN has.
ReplyDeleteA large enough ego that he won't even update his column photo to something that represents what he actually looks like today.
ReplyDeleteAfter making a statement like that it's about time for AHN to have a drug test, no?
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