How many initiating entrepreneurs succeed at getting a business off the ground without experiencing some serious ups and downs or opposition in the process ? Even finding compatible team workers is a journey in itself and John Graham honestly admits to a history where things did not always pan out.
From a Journal Profile: John Graham
What advice do you have for young entrepreneurs?
"Be careful with your selection of partners. It’s always good advice. I have a good team of honest people, but I’ve certainly been in different situations before."
What media can do for a young company when it takes a deeper look into its history is amazing ! Just recently BLDW Building Turbines has been called out by governmental agencies and strategic partners with a sparking interest into making Building Turbines a preferred vendor/ partner for all of their Green Energy/Cost reduction projects. I am a personal believer of the fact that company integrity, compatible team workers and the build up of a good local reputation are the ingredients that precede company worthiness, significance and public attention. BLDW surely hasn't fallen short of the latter.
The change that has happened to BLDW is magnificent. The recognition they have received will very likely help them thrive in the business world and even though at the beginning stage of development the ' amassed backup' of interest will make sailing a lot smoother.
Keep BLDW on your watch list but better even ... invest into BLDW !
And finally, read the comments of an investor who has been at it for a long time !
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