a slow road because i was in school for a lot of the time and building a team as a first-time intrapreneur and it was one of the most difficult things we had to do. it took us about a year and a half to get to a place where we could allow outside users to come on and use the site. >> the idea quickly took off, gaining traction and new customers every time somebody received a paperless post invitation. the founder of buzz feed was so impressed when he received a paperless post invite that he eventually became an adviser and mentor to the pair. >> people are receivers first and then they get a few and then they say i keep getting beautiful invitations and it's usually from a friend of mine that is high status or a person that i respect and maybe i should go and use the service, and it spreads that way. >> more affordable than paper stationary, and environmentally friendly and fast, paperless post quickly attracted many institutions. >> the website is really simple to use. >> it's nice to send something that is going to reflect all the effort and energy that you put into the party. >> with 50

it could be a tough lesson for intrapreneurs to learn, but the evolution of a company can insure its survival. one family-run jewelry store is alive and well, and that's thanks to the decision to scale down. ♪ >> i stocked in normal jewelry from the time i was 14 years old, and i am so not interested in normal jewelry. >> i can get you almost anything you want. but you won't see it in our case. we are for the person that doesn't want the bracelet that somebody else has. >> they were founded in 1913 by her grandfather. >> it seemed to me there were enough jewelers out there that did platinum and gold and ruby and sapphire and diamonds, and i wanted something different. >> she gave it a try, and nobody had expected the business to last after her brother's death. >> he prepared the business to close after he died. he never guessed that i would run it. i wanted to stay in the business. i was given this wonderful gift, at a terrible loss, but i just tried things. >> so what does she do? >> we changed everything. >> his daughter, liz, who works in the family business says the timing was ri

talk to your customers about their complaints and suggestions. >>> sometimes intrapreneurs get so caught up in wanting the sale that they tend to lose sight of the fact that getting the business at all costs are worth it. majerle major is the ceo of the party goddess, and catering company and author of the book "but are you making any money? stop being busy and start creating cash." i love this, because we have people saying fire the clients and the bottom 20%, and you are telling us how to do that. >> yeah, that sounds great and when it gets to the conversation, it's sort of like, uh, you know. >> you don't want them to bad mouth you? >> yeah, i liken it to when you know you need to fire an employee, you have to lay the ground work. i talk about laying the foundation, and setting the stage, and having a conversation with them, and i notice we have the contract and we are outside the parameters, and maybe i was not clear about what the parameters were, and getting them engaged and teeing them up that there's an issue. the next part about it is creating a script. you have to have this kin

i have known him for 30 years as an intrapreneur with it can do attitude.ous to nonprofit organizations. the events held in his club are well-managed and enjoyable. i must appreciate -- most appreciate him on a personal level for providing young people with leadership as he did for me 30 years ago when i was a young, timid, shy young lady. he has made a significant impact in our community and these are few of the reasons i think he would make a great commissioner. thank you. supervisor kim: thank you. >> good afternoon. i am not going to say what i do because we would be here forever. just like mr. paulson sang, he supports steven lee and i support him. he supports the community. in all diversity. he is perfect for this position. if you see how many supporters he got, he pretty much has tons and tons of supporters. not only in the entertainment business, but the community and san francisco. i think he is perfectly fit for this job and i believe that he will be at the commissioner. thank you. supervisor kim: is there any other public comment at this time on

i would have more ports on for an intrapreneur getting begin business in russia in our part in the serious throughout the weekend . where some of the world's news the first to south sudan where thousands of use from an ethnic group who attacked a rival community have been repelled by government troops there attack on the town of. left at least one hundred fifty dead and scores of others forced to leave the violence despite u.n. troops stepping up security and they couldn't prevent the deadly fighting it was like rates. in chile is battling the several massive wildfires with at least one person killed in the blazes efforts to cope with a disaster are being hampered by intense heat and strong winds hundreds of people have been evacuated from the area many homes destroyed chilean authorities recently arrested and later a veiled israeli tourists on suspicion of starting a huge forest fire in a national park. well next a terrible tangle that two girls born at the same time and in the same ward in the russian urals who accidently swapped ending up with the wrong parents karen has the story of ma

make sure you have cash left over for parking, and passes are going for a premium and some intrapreneurs are cashing in. >> reporter: jessica, if you search online tonight you will see that some people are selling game tickets for hundreds and even thousands of dollars, but here outside the stadium, there is something else that is going to the highest bidder, parking. >> here are parking passes. i have three of those left. >> right now nick feels like willy wonka. he is selling tickets and extra parking passes, for more than five times the parking at the stadium. >> they are like gold, coming up to game time, friday, saturday, and everybody wants parking passes, you know. i get more calls for parking passes than tickets. >> reporter: with the restricted number of cars that can park in the lot, 49er scans will start scouring the streets parking. and today they tacked on this sunday's game to the tow away zones. this man says it's generally not worth it for him to try and keep the cars away, but this is more than $30 a spot at stake this time. >> if you are not going to run people away on

need to be focussing on as a people is how do we create the environment in the country, where the intrapreneurs know they can have a return on investment and create jobs so the people have dignity to take care of their problems. i have done that for the last 11 years in the state of texas and have the executive governorning experiencing that nobody else up here on the stage has. >> we will take a quick break and come back live from new hampshire with many more questions from the candidates and feedback from you. please participate online. we're coming right back to new hampshire. snet ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> we are back on this special edition of "meet the press" from new hampshire. we want to get back to the questions with our questions for the candidates. before the break, we were talking about medicare. paul ryan had a program where there was supreme support, and there's debate about that. you said seniors should be affected right now, 55 plus, and that's been controversial. >> i hear this all the time. i have been campaigning around the state. you know, we should have the same kind of health care that me

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totally committed to free enterprise, and i am particularly committed to small businesses and intrapreneurs, and startups, and i am committed to the people that work hard to save companies. i used to be on an advisory board, and teddy went down and took over a company and turned it around and saved the jobs, and that was because those were his values, and that was his level of commitment to try and make sure the company could succeed. i am very much for capitalism and free enterprise, and i am for it as it relates to small businesses and main street, but to say that raising a question about a particular company and a particular style for somebody who wants to run for president suddenly gets turned into a class action is foolishness. this is about one man that ran for office on a commitment about his own career, and the minute you start to question that career, all of a sudden people throw up all the smoke screens. all he has to do is talk about his career, and this is about somebody that wants to be president, and that's a matter of values, character and behior. >> if you lose in south caro

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