Instreet Investment buys The Emerald ClubBY RACHEL ALEMBAKIS | FRIDAY, 16 JAN 2015 8:26AMEd. note: Revised to include comment from The Emerald Club co-founder Justin Medcalf Related News |
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Congrats to you Justin on an inspiring journey, to have worked so hard for so long, and then continue operating the business while working full time is a credit to you. Here's cheers to a job well done . Not many can say they grew a company and then made a trade sale for a successful exit, BOOM!