Talk:Carl I. Hagen

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[edit] General description of the Progress Party

The Progress Party describes itself as "liberal" at its homepage. Mentioning it here would however be difficult, because the term "liberal" would have to be explained, at least out of concern for the American audience who define the term "liberal" very differently. It would take to much place for an off-topic explanation. --Heptor 20:54, 24 August 2005 (UTC)

[edit] CEO Tate & Lyle, Norge?

I have seen this written before, but was he really CEO Norge of a huge company like Tate & Lyle, at the age of 26? It doesn't sound very likely. Carl I. has a diploma from a technical college in Newcastle, (that's not exactly Harvard Business School).--JO 24 21:20, 2 November 2007 (UTC)