After more than 13 years in Los Angeles, Clint Brauer decided to come home. The Haven native and Kansas State graduate was able to get in on the dot-com boom of the 1990s and turn degrees in business marketing and advertising into a career in high-tech that's taken him from entry level to senior positions at companies such as USWeb, Universal Music Group, Sony and Fox Interactive.
But at 36, Brauer wanted a change in the pace of his lifestyle.
So the West Coast techie opted to come back to his home state and run his current venture, Cyberread.com, an e-book company, from his hometown.
"L.A. was great. (But) L.A. is a hard place to truly relax because the bar is so high to do well there," Brauer said.
After more than 13 years in Los Angeles, Clint Brauer decided to come home. The Haven native and Kansas State graduate was able to get in on the dot-com boom of the 1990s and turn degrees in business marketing and advertising into a career in high-tech that's taken him from entry level to senior positions at companies such as USWeb, Universal Music Group, Sony and Fox Interactive.To read the full, original article click on this link: High-tech business looks to grow on the prairie | Business News for Wichita Kansas | Local Journal of Wichita Business News and Kansas Business News | Wichita Eagle
Author: JERRY SIEBENMARK
