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Video Tutor Rick Thompson
Rick Thompson is VP Research and Operations for Greentech Media, which offers critical business information to the green technology market. Most recently, he was Senior Analyst at Heavy Reading, the market research arm of Light Reading. Previously, Rick was a Principal at PointEast Research, VP of Marketing at PanGo Networks, and Director of Product Management and Marketing at Sycamore Networks.
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kalwar.g   8/13/2008   4 comments
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