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'''Doug Dohring''' is owner of [http://www.dohring.com The Dohring Company], a marketing research firm based in Glendale, California. Some of the websites owned by the Dohring Company include OpinionSurveys.com, RestaurantSurveys.com, and SatisfactionSurveys.com. Previously, he was the owner of Digital Lightwave for a very short period. In addition, he | '''Doug Dohring''' is owner of [http://www.dohring.com The Dohring Company], a marketing research firm based in Glendale, California. Some of the websites owned by the Dohring Company include OpinionSurveys.com, RestaurantSurveys.com, and SatisfactionSurveys.com. Previously, he was the owner of Digital Lightwave for a very short period. In addition, he was the former CEO of [[Neopets]], buying the site from Adam Powell and Donna Williams and then solling it to Viacom (owners of Nickelodeon and MTV as well as many other channels). | ||
Doug Dohring attended the Hubbard College of Administration. Dohring is quoted by the Hubbard College of Administration as saying | Doug Dohring attended the Hubbard College of Administration. Dohring is quoted by the Hubbard College of Administration as saying "Mr. Hubbard's organizational concepts are always with me." |
Revision as of 19:11, 31 October 2005
Doug Dohring is owner of The Dohring Company, a marketing research firm based in Glendale, California. Some of the websites owned by the Dohring Company include OpinionSurveys.com, RestaurantSurveys.com, and SatisfactionSurveys.com. Previously, he was the owner of Digital Lightwave for a very short period. In addition, he was the former CEO of Neopets, buying the site from Adam Powell and Donna Williams and then solling it to Viacom (owners of Nickelodeon and MTV as well as many other channels).
Doug Dohring attended the Hubbard College of Administration. Dohring is quoted by the Hubbard College of Administration as saying "Mr. Hubbard's organizational concepts are always with me."