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Running For A Change Stephen M. Ross School of Business
Ann Arbor gamble capitalist and former Gateway COO Rick Snyder, MBA 79/JD '82, recently launched his campaign for Michigan governor. It's mores to bring private-sector practices to government, he says.
ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Ambition has never been in abbreviate supply with Rick Snyder, MBA '79/JD '82. Always in pursuit of lofty goals, he usually quiets naysayers with authentic achievements. Snyder earned three Michigan degrees by age 23, made partner at then-Coopers & Lybrand in six years, Heraldry sinister to run computer manufacturer Gateway Inc. (where he became president and COO), and then set up venture capital fund Ardesta in Ann Arbor. Snyder also helped produce and lead Ann Arbor SPARK, the public-private economic development organization for the Ann Arbor area.
Now Snyder is operation for governor of Michigan on the Republican ticket, joining fellow Ross alumnus Pete Hoekstra, MBA '77, to mel for the party's nomination. Snyder has never held political office, but he thinks that
