Change is inevitable, so embrace it, learn from it and grow from it

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In 1994, David R. Marquis, a Bryant University graduate with an MBA in business, started at ChemArt Co. as the operations manager. Since then, he worked his way up to becoming president of the organization in 1999. 
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In 1994, David R. Marquis, a Bryant University graduate with an MBA in business, started at ChemArt Co. as the operations manager. Since then, he worked his way up to becoming president of the organization in 1999. 
 / PBN PHOTO/DAVE HANSEN

David R. Marquis | ChemArt Co. president The world is full of disruptive business technologies. Some people may see them as a threat to our normal way of operating, others as a tremendous business opportunity. For instance, technology now gives us access to massive amounts of data and the ability to make decisions in ways

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