But when MSA underwent financial changes and his mentor, company President Bill Botts, was fired, Dean quit. It has remained virtually debt-free ever since. Dean admits he didn't know what he was doing when he founded the company. He started by visiting friends and explaining his hopes to service the software programs he had learned through previous jobs. Dean conducts a business meeting in his office.
Customers often begin their stay in business suits, but quickly adapt to casual attire.
He believed in himself. Recently, when Dean spoke at Harvard Business School, half of the graduating class corresponded, asking for jobs. I'm also a testimony to the fact that an average person can succeed. He is proud of his Christian values. Some have criticized his endeavor, asking why he didn't give the money to the underprivileged instead of building the house.