start me up!: Abbreviated history of L. G. Accessories

Tuesday, February 21, 2006

Abbreviated history of L. G. Accessories

I have shamelessly plagiarized an abbreviated history of L. G. Accessories (LGA), the makers of the Strap-Mate (pictured). I got the history from Steve Gable of LGA, and I think you'll see it's a useful tool for any young entrepreneur wanting to see how a company develops, step-by-step.
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