Mail Box
	May/June 2006

Average “Successful” Joe
I enjoyed your last cover story. Its an interesting approach to take entrepreneurs, and well, the rest of us, and know that we all have an interesting story to tell – without having to be Roger Staubach, Mo Siegel, or David Moll. I love your magazine because you understand that there is a starting point and a lot of space in between before entrepreneurial stardom exists. And many of us don’t really ever realize the social status of a business super star. For that, you understand there are a lot of us in the middle. Thank you for taking a very Fast Company approach to your editorial. Profiling guys like Tim Caviezel, and depicting a story about him rather than his super star brother – that is a story many of us can relate to. Having a successful sibling or spouse and deserving recognition in our own right. Your magazine does just that. I like that you can find an amazing story with anyone.

Derrick Robertson
Denver

I know this is a business magazine, and this will truly sound crazy, but I loved reading about Tim Caviezel in the last issue. I attended your Anniversary party at Strings in hopes of bumping into him and hopefully, he will be at The Bold & The Bankrolled event where I might get a second chance to meet him. In the mean time, if you could drop him a note and tell him I loved the story and with guys like him, I think more girls will be “interested” in the game of basketball!

Jennifer Pelt
Boulder

Happy Anniversary
Wow!! I just want to say CONGRATULATIONS! I’m so impressed with your magazine; it’s good to recognize top executives in our community doing great work. I’m unable to attend the anniversary celebration, but certainly am happy for your success. Party hard...all the best.

Rita McCoy
Director of Community Affairs
KTVD-TV UPN20

Plan B
Where do you find these guys? I saw your last story – very cool. I similarly transitioned from being a college athlete to working in biotech. There is life after sports. I hope Mr. Caviezel serves as a role model for many of today’s aspiring athletes who may or may not reach their full potential with their sport of choice and know the importance of having a backup plan. At the very least, the importance of an education and an alternative interest will help many have a productive and rewarding future. It was difficult for me to give up football. I believed I would be the next Elway for Colorado. But I rapidly lost interest in the game and like Caviezel, felt burn out. That was the catalyst that pushed me forward. I jumped into something else I really enjoyed and I have never looked back. Except for the occasional coaching stint with the Boys and Girls Club!

Mark Walden
Boulder

From One Publisher to Another
Paging through and was surprised and delighted at your very nice Publishers letter! Thank you so much and it was so exciting to see yet another successful issue! Congrats!
Again, it was great meeting you and wishing for you continued success!

Genevieve Bos
Publisher and Co-founder
PINK magazine