Red Coral Construction Company 5 years in business Principal: Mr. Owen H. Hansel, Owner This company provides handyman services. Red Coral Construction Company has received 0.00 out of 5 stars based on 0 Customer Reviews and a BBB Rating of A+.View the online College Catalog. Catalog of Record Policy A student's program requirements are those found in the program of instruction section of the College Catalog that was current at the time of initial enrollment at Owens Community College. If a student withdraws from the program and later re-enters, the program requirements in the Catalog current at the time of re-entry are in effect. If a student changes programs, the requirements in the Catalog current at the time of the change are in effect. Since students are expected to know and follow all current policies and procedures, every student is encouraged to periodically review the current catalog. Students taking classes while awaiting commencement into selective health programs must abide by their program policies regarding catalog of record.

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So in 2010, I organized the first Lean Startup Machine workshop to test out Eric's ideas with a group of fifty other entrepreneurs. The results of the workshop were profound. In three-days people learned more about their businesses than in year-long business plan competitions. We were all amazed by how different our assumptions tended to be from the reality of what customers want. Even after this epiphany, I shelved the workshop series while requests to bring it to other cities continued to come in. Eventually, in 2012, I gave in and went full-time on Lean Startup Machine. Since then we have hosted hundreds of trainings in places as far as Africa and for companies as big as the US Postal Service. My work helping big companies understand the entrepreneurial process led to me publish a book called The Lean Enterprise. As I said at the beginning, I get excitement from playing the game--not coaching from the sideline. So most of my time today is spent practicing what I preach.