Honestly, do they have more than a handful of customers that support their skeleton crew or is this dog being fed by investors coin???? I just don't see it going anywhere much less seeing it in the field period!
SJM purchases Flowonix
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Honestly, do they have more than a handful of customers that support their skeleton crew or is this dog being fed by investors coin???? I just don't see it going anywhere much less seeing it in the field period!
He may be a nurse, but he gets the grand scheme of things and is responsible for driving performance, better than PH ever did. One was good at developing limited cancerous relationships, the other actually understands business and how to develop it. I think you can figure out which one did what....
Go sell something cry baby before I make you my next 1 week severance memo to HR!
Flowonix will be buried before the end of 2017 if they are even lucky to last that long!! The have a jokester Larry as the Ceo, Amber who knows nothing but has everybody do her work and she takes credit, Braindead Brad whon is CLUELess....and people are quitting left and right. Too bad the board is to blind to see the circus acts that they have "ATTEMPTING" to run a company. Pass the toilet paper shits flying high....
It's a great company. PH turned it over to BH after building it into a powerhouse implantable company. It should do really well
Screw med device! I'm following these Mavericks and opening up one of these franchises. Show me the $$$
http://upstatebusinessjournal.com/news/cycle-bar-plans-october-opening-in-downtown-greenville/
http://upstatebusinessjournal.com/news/cycle-bar-plans-october-opening-in-downtown-greenville/
Heck with med device sales, I'm following these mavericks and buying a franchise!
Not just another workout
CycleBar, an indoor, low-impact, high-intensity cycling experience, is coming to downtown Greenville.
New franchise owners Eric Skoloff and Keith Boettiger plan to open the 3,300-square-foot studio this October in the soon-to-be-renovated Keys Printing Building at 307 E. McBee Ave.
CycleBar is one of the newest and fastest-growing cycling franchises in the U.S., adding more than 200 studios in its first year of franchising. According to the company’s corporate website, it is on pace to have 100 studios open to riders by Dec. 31, 2016, and break into more than 50 new U.S. markets.
Skoloff is a longtime Greenville resident, avid cyclist and triathlete. His partner and longtime friend and colleague, Boettiger currently lives in Austin, Texas, where he is senior vice president and general manager at St. Jude Medical.
“Several years ago, we recognized the need for a better indoor cycling experience in the downtown Greenville area,” said Skoloff. “There is a real energy when 40 to 50 people gather in a room and share a common goal. At CycleBar, people feed off of that energy, and it creates an exercise high unlike any other in the boutique fitness space.”
“Greenville is like a second home to me, and I love the vision of that city,” said Boettiger. “What intrigues me most about CycleBar is that it provides a place where people of all fitness levels can come and achieve their personal goals.”
Not just another workout
CycleBar, an indoor, low-impact, high-intensity cycling experience, is coming to downtown Greenville.
New franchise owners Eric Skoloff and Keith Boettiger plan to open the 3,300-square-foot studio this October in the soon-to-be-renovated Keys Printing Building at 307 E. McBee Ave.
CycleBar is one of the newest and fastest-growing cycling franchises in the U.S., adding more than 200 studios in its first year of franchising. According to the company’s corporate website, it is on pace to have 100 studios open to riders by Dec. 31, 2016, and break into more than 50 new U.S. markets.
Skoloff is a longtime Greenville resident, avid cyclist and triathlete. His partner and longtime friend and colleague, Boettiger currently lives in Austin, Texas, where he is senior vice president and general manager at St. Jude Medical.
“Several years ago, we recognized the need for a better indoor cycling experience in the downtown Greenville area,” said Skoloff. “There is a real energy when 40 to 50 people gather in a room and share a common goal. At CycleBar, people feed off of that energy, and it creates an exercise high unlike any other in the boutique fitness space.”
“Greenville is like a second home to me, and I love the vision of that city,” said Boettiger. “What intrigues me most about CycleBar is that it provides a place where people of all fitness levels can come and achieve their personal goals.”
Keith is planning his exit strategy. Can't blame him for wanting to be entrepreneur vs a high-paid corporate puppet!