Entrepreneur, Husband and Father
warren duff qik
I did a quick mobile video interview with Warren Duff (CEO of ineedhits) today, using my new Nokia N95 (bought specifically so I can do Qik videos).
I founded ineedhits over 12 yrs ago (1996), and I think Warren has now worked at ineedhits for over 5 yrs (?). He originally started as Business Development Manager -> Sales Manager (?) -> COO -> Co-CEO -> only recently taken the reigns as the new CEO.
He’s doing a great job, please watch to the interview. The audio is not terrific… I will get better at that.
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