by CEO, Wayne Flournoy. I took a call on our main line a bit ago. The caller ID showed it was the engineer on a recent bid. Heidi Rupp had managed that bid, but she was out of the office.  I knew that our bid was the low price for our filter, but I also

On June 14th, 15 year old Mark Flournoy set off from Havre de Grace, MD on a 3700 mile bicycle trip across the U.S.  Mark is the son of Entex CEO, Wayne Flournoy, and a member of Boy Scout troop 845 from Chapel Hill, NC. He and 14 other young men have embarked on this epic

Lots of scientific studies have been done to find out what truly motivates people, and consequently companies.  Companies are really just people, after all.  This fascinating video from RSA points out some astonishing results.  The bottom line is that we as a company are not motivated by profit alone, we are also strongly motivated by

From Entex CEO, Wayne Flournoy.  Recently I was having dinner with one of our investors, a bright, inquisitive professional whose career included a stint as a CEO of a well known social networking company, and one as president of Asia for a leading beverage manufacturer. He now teaches Business Management in his retirement at one