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Bradley Szollose

Managing Director
Intrepid DM, LLC
United States

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Innovation, Leadership, Management, creativity, executive coaching

Educational History

  • Art Institute of Pittsburgh, Associate’s degree, 1983.
  • NYU, Other Professional degree, 1996.

Professional History:

  • Senior Vice President / Executive Vice President, K2 Design, Inc.
  • Owner / Partner, Big Design, Inc.
  • Managing Director, Intrepid DM, LLC

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Brad Szollose is a successful entrepreneur with 30 years of business, & start-up experience. At the age of 16 he started his first company and began his journey of understanding leadership. Brad's fourth company, K2 Design, raised over $7 million  in private placement and an Initial Public Offering IPO to became the first Dot Com company to go public in Silicon Alley in the mid 90s. Brad served on K2's Board of Directors from 1996 to 2001.

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Fast Talk | August 22, 2008 8:15 pm
Q. Will hiring Jerry Seinfeld for its $300m advertising blitz enable Microsoft to finally regain the limelight?
A. Microsoft needs to find someone who is famous NOW...preferably someone their target audience relates too. And that is NOT Jerry Seinfeld. This is going to be as big a disconnect as XEROX...
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Fast Talk | August 13, 2008 11:54 am
Q. Fast Talk Question - Will the iPhone crush the Sony PSP and Nintendo DS in the handheld gaming market?
A. No. Branding is about perception...and you can't change perception. Sony PSP and Nintendo DS are gaming gear...the iPhone is a Mac Phone. If you want to get a lesson on how to enter a market and...
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Fast Talk | June 10, 2008 2:01 pm
Q. With a 3G iPhone going for $199, what should Nokia, Blackberry, and other smartphone makers do next?
A. Since iPhone has decimated the competition by launching early, all Nokia, BlackBerry and any other smart phone manufacturer can do is...follow the leader. The numbers are in:...
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Big Idea: GM is basically declaring the SUV dead. | by Fast Company staff | June 05, 2008 5:52 pm
Comment: GM proclaimed the SUV dead because their overall sales have been slumping for years. Quick, name 5 GM...
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