Business Case Study: Mark Cuban's First Real Job
Mark Cuban
Mark Cuban's first real job as a businessman was selling garbage bags and powdered milk in his neighborhood of south Pittsburgh. By giving disco dancing lessons Cuban paid his way through the college of his choice, Indiana University. Mark chose Indiana because of the low cost but, it was one of the top business schools in the U.S.
Shortly after college in 1982, Cuban founded Microsolutions. The company was a system integrator in Dallas. It resold items for bigger companies like IBM, Apple Computer, and 3Com. One of Microsolutions biggest clients was Perot systems. In July 1990, just 7 years after Cuban founded Microsolutions; he sold the company to
CompuServe Inc. for 6 million dollars. CompuServe
Mark Cuban's first real job as a businessman was selling garbage bags and powdered milk in his neighborhood of south Pittsburgh. By giving disco dancing lessons Cuban paid his way through the college of his choice, Indiana University. Mark chose Indiana because of the low cost but, it was one of the top business schools in the U.S.
Shortly after college in 1982, Cuban founded Microsolutions. The company was a system integrator in Dallas. It resold items for bigger companies like IBM, Apple Computer, and 3Com. One of Microsolutions biggest clients was Perot systems. In July 1990, just 7 years after Cuban founded Microsolutions; he sold the company to
CompuServe Inc. for 6 million dollars. CompuServe