Interview: Mike Vitelli, The Gaming Krib

As promised, here is my interview of Mike Vitelli, CEO of The Gaming Krib: Conversation 29: Interview with Mike Vitelli Happy listening!

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Scott McLeod

February 16, 2011

As promised, here is my interview of Mike Vitelli, CEO of The Gaming Krib:

Conversation 29: Interview with Mike Vitelli

Happy listening!

Scott McLeod

Associate Professor of Educational Administration, Iowa State University

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Interview: Mike Vitelli, The Gaming Krib

As promised, here is my interview of Mike Vitelli, CEO of The Gaming Krib: Conversation 29: Interview with Mike Vitelli Happy listening!

Leadership masterclass: Nike, Jordan, and James Baldwin