Steve Gerl

So I was thinking, why not take Gravity from fictional company to real company?  So I filed the paperwork with the Secretary of State for Kentucky today.  They will review my claim and let me know if I have the green light tomorrow.  Then I will go downtown and file with the Jefferson County Recorders Office (which is in an interesting building).

But in order to have a company, you need a mission statement.  We wrote bogus mission statements in my business writing class, but now it’s the real deal.  Gravity’s mission statement: “To provide unconventional and rewarding connections between businesses and consumers through creativity, precision, and execution.”  Sounds good to me, what do you think?