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Andrews, Richard "Q&A: Rick leads Vermont National to bigger and bigger things". Vermont Business Magazine. FindArticles.com. 17 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qa3675/is_199703/ai_n8757946/

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  by Muzeroll, Phyllis A
• Need a stock tip? Join the club
  by Barna, Ed
• Banks continue on successful tack of slow expansion
  by Kelley, Kevin J
• Moonlight in Vermont is another draw
  by Marcel, Joyce
• Tourism gets back to its agricultural roots
  by Barna, Ed
• Electric restructuring: Here comes the marketing
  by Ralston, Paul
• SBA steps up its activity in Vermont
  by McQuiston, Timothy
• Need a stock tip? Join the club
  by Barna, Ed
• Bobbe Maynes leaves a legacy
  by Marcel, Joyce
• SBA steps up its activity in Vermont
  by McQuiston, Timothy
• Banks continue on successful tack of slow expansion
  by Kelley, Kevin J
• Don't call Valley Regional's new health plan an HMO
  by Muzeroll, Phyllis A
• Bankruptcies have another record year -- here's why
  by Barna, Ed
• Moonlight in Vermont is another draw
  by Marcel, Joyce
• Tourism gets back to its agricultural roots
  by Barna, Ed
• Vermonters work together to draw business
  by Marcel, Joyce
• Vermonters work together to draw business
  by Marcel, Joyce
• American Skiing Company looks to put hotels on skis
  by Marcel, Joyce
• Bankruptcies have another record year -- here's why
  by Barna, Ed
• Electric restructuring: Here comes the marketing
  by Ralston, Paul
• Q&A: Rick leads Vermont National to bigger and bigger things
  by Andrews, Richard
• Q&A: Rick leads Vermont National to bigger and bigger things
  by Andrews, Richard
• Bobbe Maynes leaves a legacy
  by Marcel, Joyce
• American Skiing Company looks to put hotels on skis
  by Marcel, Joyce
• Holiday retail activity pushes employment up
• Holiday retail activity pushes employment up