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Joshua Gutstein protects the legal interests of small and mid-sized businesses as an attorney with Tenney & Bentley, LLC (www.tenbenlaw.com). Gutstein also teaches adult education courses on raising capital, and in 2003, co-founded BG & Sons, LLC, a product development firm. In 2004, BG & Sons, LLC, launched the Stayclip®, a collar stay organizer with selection of collar stays (www.stayclip.com). | Joshua Gutstein protects the legal interests of small and mid-sized businesses as an attorney with Tenney & Bentley, LLC (www.tenbenlaw.com). Gutstein also teaches adult education courses on raising capital, and in 2003, co-founded BG & Sons, LLC, a product development firm. In 2004, BG & Sons, LLC, launched the Stayclip®, a collar stay organizer with selection of collar stays (www.stayclip.com). | ||
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Joshua Gutstein protects the legal interests of small and mid-sized businesses as an attorney with Tenney & Bentley, LLC (www.tenbenlaw.com). Gutstein also teaches adult education courses on raising capital, and in 2003, co-founded BG & Sons, LLC, a product development firm. In 2004, BG & Sons, LLC, launched the Stayclip®, a collar stay organizer with selection of collar stays (www.stayclip.com).
Gutstein holds a bachelor’s degree in Political Science from University of Michigan, a Juris Doctor from American University’s College of Law, and an M.B.A. from American University’s Kogod School of Business.
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