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Profile of WWT, which helps clients including the US federal government procure and install IT equipment; the company reported revenue of $11.2B last year

Lauren Debter / Forbes : Tweets: @forbes and @brentbeshore Tweets: @forbes : “I hope what this represents is that all things are possible. We still live in the greatest country in the world and God blesses persons of color too,” says billionaire World Wide Technology chairman David Steward of his success https://www.forbes.com/... https://twitter.com/... Brent Beshore / @brentbeshore : Few outside of Missouri have heard of WWT. Reminder that the economy is way bigger than you realize. “All those groups beating a path to St. Louis resulted in $11.2 billion in revenue last year and an estimated profit of $700 million.” https://www.forbes.com/... h/t @iancassel

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    “I hope what this represents is that all things are possible. We still live in the greatest country in the world and God blesses persons of color too,” says billionaire World Wide Technology chairman David Steward of his success https://www.forbes.com/... https://twitter.com/...
  • @brentbeshore Brent Beshore on x
    Few outside of Missouri have heard of WWT. Reminder that the economy is way bigger than you realize. “All those groups beating a path to St. Louis resulted in $11.2 billion in revenue last year and an estimated profit of $700 million.” https://www.forbes.com/... h/t @iancassel