You are a venture capitalist who has invested in a high-tech company operated
by some of the best minds in Silicon Valley. After years of devoted work, their
research projects are near completion. Seeing great opportunities for
commercialization, you decide to run this company yourself.
Your plan is to set up a highly efficient production line and orchestrate a
spectacular marketing campaign to launch the new products. If your products
can hit the market just right, the payoff could be tremendous.
Your objective is to transform your company into a major player in the
computer industry with a market value of $5 billion. If you can achieve this within 35 years and still own at least 50 percent of your company, you will receive 140 bonus points.
To reflect the fact that you are a computer expert, beverage, cigarette, food, livestock and plant products, apparel, footwear, and bags are excluded from this scenario.
