Will Grey draws a neat, perfect square on the whiteboard. “Square footage. For those of you in the retail sector, this is the measuring stick for ninety percent of your operations. For those of you in the service sector, it’s less important depending on the type of business you’re proposing, but it can’t be overlooked.” He’s in a dark suit and tie tonight, one-hundred-percent serious businessman. I wonder if it’s for my benefit. “Josh Mason.” Will points at the man I call cyber-guy. Josh wants to fire up VibeNet, the next fabulous people-connecting Internet engine. Long hair, knit cap, artful glasses, goatee. Handsome and charismatic but with a geeky edge. A haircut that looks like he never combs it but probably ran him two hundred dollars. Drives to class in either a Jeep or one of those European scooters. His laptop is hands-down the coolest gadget I’ve ever seen. And you should see his cell phone. I have a feeling I’ll be seeing Josh on the cover of Small Business Tycoons Monthly in five years, if not fewer.
