This man learned one of his hobbies from the Belgian diplomat Andre de Staercke, and he commercialized that passion on advice from Keith Urbahn, his former chief of staff, into a product that starts users as a Sandhurst Cadet.  
This man learned one of his hobbies from the Belgian diplomat Andre de Staercke, and he commercialized that passion on advice from Keith Urbahn, his former chief of staff, into a product that starts users as a Sandhurst Cadet.  This man was the CEO of HDTV pioneer General Instrument when that company went public in 1993 and later headed Gilead Sciences.  This man does his work in an office that contains a scrap from (*) American Airlines Flight 77 on his standing desk.  This entrepreneur stated, "I was the beta-tester, is that what you call it?" when describing the dictaphone "snowflakes" he sent to the development team on his app, Churchill Solitaire.  I've read countless shitty business books which repeat this man's taxonomy of unknowns.  For 10 points, name this former Secretary of Defense who supervised the US invasion of Iraq.
This man learned one of his hobbies from the Belgian diplomat Andre de Staercke, and he commercialized that passion on advice from Keith Urbahn, his former chief of staff, into a product that starts users as a Sandhurst Cadet.  
Donald Rumsfeld 