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TMP 1991

Dave Rochlin writes: "I started 'moonlighting' as a B-school professor in 2001, teaching e-business and technology strategy in the executive MBA program at St. Mary's College (California). The campus is roughly three minutes from my house in Moraga, where I live with my wife Tara Rochlin and two boys. Developing and teaching the course also inspired me to start working on a book to demystify the various strategic issues related to technology and provide a practical, readable, integrated view of the topic. The book — Hunter or Hunted: Technology, Innovation, and Competitive Strategy — will be published by Thomson in June. (ISBN: 0324261284 for anyone who wants to preorder on Amazon!) It presents a balanced look from an academic, practitioner and historical perspective, and Thomson is positioning it for both academic and trade channels."

Christopher Lockhart is busy reinvigorating his Ohio-based investment boutique, Lockhart Group, after a short retirement in sunny Florida. The timing was right, with seven sell-side assignments under way. Chris was also named co-chair of the Memorial Day Lou Cox 5K, one of southwest Ohio's largest runs. He is also actively searching for talent for a benefit to be held at Paramount's Kings Island for Adventures for Wish Kids, a charity dedicated to helping terminally ill children and their families. Anyone with contacts to musical talent can email Chris at mclockhart@aol.com.

Bill Angeloni took over as president and chief executive officer of Exostar (Herndon, Va.) in February 2004. Exostar is a survivor of the B2B era and is providing critical infrastructure and solutions that enable business processes throughout the integrated supply chain — they actually built out the vision everyone was talking about. After growing 65 percent last year, it appears technology is back and B2B has a role to play!

In November I joined Motorola's Mobile Devices Business in Libertyville, Ill., as a senior marketing manager for GSM mass-market cell phones. It's my third tour of duty at Motorola — my most recent stint ended in 1993 when I joined Shure Inc. (Niles, Ill.) to head up its wireless microphone effort. I'm hoping the third time is a charm.

 

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