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I’ve started evaluating CEOs with a simple rubric I call LOCK: Lovable. Obsessed. Chip on the shoulder. Knowledgeable. Winston Weinberg of Harvey checks every box. Lovable enough that you’d want to work for him. Obsessed enough that holidays don’t exist. A real chip on his shoulder as a non-software... show more

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Kelvin Sampson on Darius Acuff: “Elite talent, elite basketball IQ, elite passer, tough.. He’s as good as any point guard I’ve seen. He just makes everything easier. He gets guys shots, he knows when to go, he knows when to change speeds. The biggest separator for him is his ability to make threes. There’s a lot of point guards that can do everything but shoot. He does it all and he’s tough, competitive. I just been really impressed with him.”

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