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Posted July 19. 2013 1:49PM

Gorham papermill tycoon Lynn Tilton quizzes BrainSentry on potential of helmet-mounted injury sensors

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Lynn Tilton, whose Patriarch Partners owns and operates 75 companies, quizzes BrainSentry founder Greg Merril about his firm's business plan and growth potential. Tilton wonders why Merril isn't mulling "teaming up" with helmet makers.



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