Building a Marketing Juggernaut
How did Aquascape's Greg Wittstock--the "Pond Nazi" to his rivals--get so successful so quickly? One key reason: He created an army of loyal customers by tea... Read story
Greg Wittstock
The Problem With Passion
Good entrepreneurs can be bad investors. Read story
And There Was Happiness in Aqualand
If there's a more fun-obsessed CEO than Greg Wittstock, we haven't met him. Join us on a tour of his pleasure dome. Read story
A Simple Formula
Greg Wittstock's simple breakeven analysis formula helps keep his pond-building business -- and the landscape businesses his company teaches it to -- in t... Read story
Entrepreneurship Lived Deep
Sometimes, ponds reflect the philosophies of their beholders. Consider Henry David Thoreau. Consider Greg Wittstock. Read story
His Pond Runneth Over
The pond guy, the dog lady, and more. Read story
CEO Blogs
Inc. Online Exclusives: February 2008, - Inc. Article
February 2008 It's Pondemonium! One of Inc.com's new bloggers, Greg Wittstock, founder and CEO of Aquascape, a $60 million... Read story
Updates
Pond Guy Reunion November 2003 Three years ago, when we profiled Read story
Most Entrepreneurs Plan to Stay Involved After Selling Companies
Seventy percent of business owners say they cannot fully give up control, according to a new survey. Read story
Inc. Online Exclusives: June 2008, - Inc. Article
June 2008 Boss School You wake up ... Read story
Creating a Company Culture That Rocks
I believe the first job of any CEO is to be the orchestrator and guardian of his or her company's culture. It often is too easy to become focused on the ... Read story
This Is How It's Done: Smart Business Moves
30 classic examples of innovation, from the Inc. archives Read story
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