Reply to "Ron Potesky & Ricoh"

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WOW! This is news, indeed. Ron was certainly a good speaker, yet I can't give him credit for building RAC from the ground up. He did have the 'smarts' to let Steve Burger and his group (Field Marketing, now Integrated Channel Marketing) develop outstanding programs such as Monster Garage, etc. Ron also was beloved by Ricoh Japan (Hede Nonaka, Yoshida, and Company). He must be cashing in somewhere because his future looked real bright (and lucrative) at Ricoh Americas Corporation. I am stunned by this development. WHERE is he going? Anyone?

8/21/0911:52 PM

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