Axion was my first real job and I love it. I was a chance to grow into a management position and run some slick hardware at a scale that was unavailable to me before. I really enjoyed working with Tom Lavin and the rest of the crew and honestly couldn’t have asked for a better introduction to startups.
Here I learned so many of my formative career lessons (including my not-so-fun introduction to VC takeovers *lol*). This was a very fun time in my life and I’ll always cherish these days for their youthful excitement and the deep feeling that I can accomplish anything that I carry with me today.
Cuba was a mind blowing roller coaster of intense beach time, lots of rum, incredible cigars, lots of rum, clubbing (with rum), sleeping in the sun, partying, rum… When we weren’t in the sun or drinking or partying we partook of an amazing culture – a country full of the riveting history, a very “real” populace (in the way that neither the hectic Mexican resort spots nor the laid-back Carribean islands manage), and a beauty that rivals Vancouver. Overall this was a great trip with my family and my nín Danielle (she and I always have a good time).
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Erica worked at the Lennox during my last year at GT. She was the reason that the Lennox became our hangout.
This was taken towards the tail end of my modeling days. It was actually a competition between myself and another boy, two girls and two dogs -- I won. Unfortunately the girl in the post with me was not the nicer of the two girls and complained constantly during the shoot. Aside from the pre-shoot shenanigans, this was a really fun photo shoot!
Born to Brenda and Bruce Audley.
It’s odd, talking about myself is never a problem but when writing about myself I tend to be at a loss for words.
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genealogy patrick-audley paudley personal Posted on: July 29th, 1977 under lifelines with 1 comments .