Bill Tobey on his Bob Graham Award and Lessons Learned

Organization Name :GCAInterviewed :Aubrey (Bill) TobeyRelevant Date :2006-12-06

Summary : Bill Tobey on his 2006 Bob Graham Award and Lessons Learned

Annexure :

Bill Tobey was honored in 2006 for conceptualizing the wafer stepper in the late 1970s, a great feat of product marketing. Find out what it means to him and what lessons learned he has to offer.

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