The case follows Brad Stroh and Andrew Housser, two recent graduates from the Stanford GSB, as they ultimately begin a business in the consumer finance sector and hunt for a business opportunity. It covers their inspiration for their decision to bootstrap the firm and the business idea.
The case subsequently emphasizes some of the complexities involved in managing a business that is quickly growing. Particularly, Stroh and Housser are faced with challenging decisions regarding growth/opening a second call center and with hiring/firing and the ensuing difficult conversation with people. In conclusion, the case conclude with a summary of a lawsuit presently filed against the company and the founders trying to determine the best course of action for Freedom Financial Network.
PUBLICATION DATE: April 20, 2009 PRODUCT #: E335-PDF-ENG
This is just an excerpt. This case is about INNOVATION & ENTREPRENEURSHIP
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