Grit

Risky decisions as a CEO mean taking full responsibility for your startup

This CEO says if they hadn’t taken their company to the edge and ignored warning signs, they wouldn’t exist today.

Miriam Tuerk is the co-founder and CEO of Clear Blue Technologies which develops Smart Off-Grid controllers, communications and cloud software to power off-grid streetlights, security systems and more.

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