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What's next for Quiksilver

Bob McKnight in his office at Quiksilver’s world headquarters in Huntington Beach.
By TIFFANY MONTGOMERY
November 12, 2007 05:44 AM

When you get an interview with Bob McKnight, CEO of Quiksilver, you've got to use every last bit of information that comes from it. So here's a little more from the talk I had with him.


One of the things we talked about is his vision for Quiksilver in the next five years.


I also asked why he doesn't retire, kick up his feet, and call it a day.


And, I checked in to see how the company's push in China is going.


Here's the story that's out in this edition of OC METRO.

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