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Stories from the Bootstraps

Bootstrapping is defined as starting a business without the aid of venture capital or angel investors and using only the profits from the business to invest in that business's growth. Harmon Museum announces a new lunch time program, Stories of the Bootstraps, a series of lectures by local entrepreneurs who started business that have not only prospered but survived through more than one generation.
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The talk is accompanied by a catrered buffet. Tickets are $15.
Previous Bootstrappers
George Leasure and his family lead off the series with their story of GMI, Inc. a business founded by George and his wife Mary Alice as Ghent Manufacturing and now expanding through their children into GMI, Inc. Ghent began with six people in rented offices inside the old Peter’s Cartridge factory. The flagship brand of GMi companies, Ghent visual communication products help people communicate, collaborate and learn. Ghent’s products include glassboards, whiteboards, tack boards, easels, enclosed message centers and signage.
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  • Plan A Visit
    • Harmon Museum >
      • History of Harmon Museum
      • What's New?
      • The Museum Shop
      • Research Library
      • Group Tours
      • Special Exhibits
      • The Village Green
    • Glendower Mansion >
      • History of Glendower Mansion
      • Tours
      • Lebanon Garden Tour
    • 1795 Beedle Log Cabin >
      • History of the Beedle Log Cabin
      • Relocation & Restoration
      • History Walk Pavers
      • Plant Adoption
  • Events
    • Art Exhibitions
    • Bonnets & Blooms Tea
    • Cemetery Tours
    • Flea Market - Attic Treasures
    • Fossil Hunts
    • Frontier Tales
    • Garden Tour
    • Harmon Hops
    • Lunch & Learn
    • Music at the Museum
    • Plant Adoption
    • Teas >
      • Bonnets & Blooms Tea
  • Get Involved
    • Membership
    • Donate >
      • "Celebrate Our Future" Capital Campaign
    • Volunteer
    • History Walk >
      • History Walk Pavers
      • Plant Adoption
  • Facility Rental
    • Armstrong Conference Center
    • Lawn at Glendower Mansion
    • The Village Green
  • Education
    • Schools Tours
    • Frontier Tales
    • Lena Iorns Award
  • Blog
  • About
    • About Us
    • History of Our Properties
    • William Elmer Harmon
    • Partner Organizations
    • Board and Staff
  • FAQ
  • Contact Us
  • "Celebrate Our Future" Capital Campaign