Bill Osterly

“But in Indianapolis, he was introduced to a little business called Unified Neighbors that had been around since the early seventies, which was basically a list of who was good and who wasn't in the city for home improvement. And so when he moved to Columbus, h…”

“He said, like, why don't you move to Columbus and we can start a business. I'll raise a little bit of money from, you know, friends and enough to get you through the first year, but I want you to commit for a year.”

“By that point Bill had hired a chief operating officer Who had conservatively modeled the business in such a way that after I had agreed to come back, Bill had to call me and say we may not be able to afford you.”