The New Yorker magazine of April 30, 2012, has a lengthy article about raw milk, which includes a quote of me. Unfortunately, I can't include a link, since the article is available only to paid subscribers. But a podcast done by the magazine to go with the issue includes a brief interview with me.
The New Yorker podcastThe New Yorker's podcast on the April 30, 2012, issue includes a brief interview of me early on in the broadcast.
I participated in a debate on the pros and cons of raw milk at Harvard Law School in February--I was on the pro side with Sally Fallon, and we debated a lawyer and state agriculture official who opposed. More than 100 people attended the debate in Cambridge, MA, and more than 16,000 viewed the video in the weeks afterward.
Harvard Law School debate on raw milkHere's the video--it consists of about one hour of presentations, and a half hour of incisive questions from the audience.
Background
* Author or co-author of seven books on various aspects of business.
* Writes frequently on relationship between business and healthcare for small business section of BusinessWeek.com (for examples, go to www.businessweek.com and search under "Gumpert").
* Latest business book is
Burn Your Business Plan! What Investors Really Want from Entrepreneurs.
* Two new editions of previous books recently published:
How to Really Start Your Own Business (4th Edition, more than 60,000 sold) and
How to Really Create a Successful Business Plan (4th Edition, more than 125,000 copies sold).
* 1980s book about business planning has become a classic:
Business Plans That Win $$$: Lessons from the MIT Enterprise Forum (with Stanley Rich, more than 75,000 sold), published by HarperCollins and still in print more than 15 years after its original publication.
* Co-founder of a successful Internet direct marketing agency in 1995 that became a Babson College case study about effectively changing business models and was acquired by a publicly-held company in 1999.
* Has consulted with dozens of entrepreneurs about their startup and growth plans.
* Has spoken to entrepreneurship and trade organizations as well as business students about business planning issues.
* Former staff reporter with
The Wall Street Journal.
* Former small business and marketing editor of the
Harvard Business Review.
* Former senior editor of
Inc. Magazine.
* Graduate of the Harvard Business School's Owners/Presidents Program
* Graduate of the University of Chicago (BA) and the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism (MS).