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    Steven Cardinale

    Thought Leader & Author @ Synaptic Alchemy, Visionary Founder @ Liquid Animals, Strategy & Startup Consultant

    Steven Cardinale is a highly experienced business professional with a diverse set of skills and expertise in mergers and acquisitions of small organizations, venture funding, angel negotiations, innovation development and analysis, marketing, and new product launch. He is a graduate of the prestigious Wharton School, where he studied for an MBA in Finance and Entrepreneurship, and the University of California, Los Angeles, where he pursued a BA in Economics.

    Throughout his career, Steven has held several leadership positions in various organizations, including CEO of Liquid Animals, Managing Director at EDGI, Blogger at Entrepreneurs Journey, Managing Director / CEO at CID Management, CTO, Director of eCommerce Strategy at iBidCo, and Subject Matter Expert at Eli Lilly and Company.

    His experience and background make him an ideal candidate for businesses seeking to grow through mergers and acquisitions or seeking funding from investors. His entrepreneurial spirit and insight into innovation development and analysis make him a valuable asset to any organization seeking to launch new products or services.

    In summary, Steven Cardinale is a highly accomplished professional with a wealth of skills and experience in the field of business, making him an ideal candidate for businesses seeking to grow and expand their operations.

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