The story of our Texas Rangers is well known. And the battle that was the 2011 World Series still is with us. It is a reminder of opportunities lost, but found again.
“We had the good fortune to be able to attend Game 6 of the World Series in Saint Louis,” Brad Gurney said. Brad is Senior Vice President of Business Development for American Receivable. Brad and Jack Stieber, President of American Receivable, were at Game 7 along with several others.
“The game was exciting but a heartbreaker, too,” Brad continued. “Just like in business, we are presented with opportunities and sometimes they work, like Josh Hamilton’s 10th-inning homer, or don’t, such as Nelson Cruz’ missed catch,” he said.
Business, like sports, is a contest of skill and endurance. At American Receivable we can help you endure the financial pressures while you practice your skills of your business.
“We enjoyed the game, but would rather have had a different outcome,” Jack said. “But like in business, we saw the good and the not so good in one day. But we reveled in the great season the Rangers had, but always hope for next year.”
If you are looking for the rest of a team to help fund, guide and manage your business, call Jack, Brad or any of the other American Receivable team at 972-404-4726 or visit our website.
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