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In his youth, Tullman wanted to be a journalist and was interested in magic tricks.

Early Career
According to Tullman, he worked at a business consulting firm in Boston, then at a startup his brother founded, Certified Collateral Corporation. He was hired by Certified Collateral Corporation in 1983 and worked there for ten years, growing the company from $17 million to more than $100 million in annual revenue. Tullman also experimented with entrepreneurial ventures, such as a Manhattan restaurant and entertainment venue focused on magic tricks. He later served as CEO of a Healthcare IT company called Enterprise Systems. Tullman took Enterprise Systems public and eventually sold it to McKesson. Tullman's work at Enterprise Systems is what led to his position at Allscripts.

Notes on Early Career section

 * Adds Tullman's first job at a Boston consulting firm.
 * Adds the date he was hired at Certified Collateral Corporation
 * Adds the context that Certified Collateral Corporation was his brother's company
 * Adds that he grew the company from $17 million to $100 million, as discussed in the source ("He stayed 10 years, introducing collision estimating software and boosting annual revenue from $17 million to more than $100 million.")
 * Adds some of his failed entrepreneurial ventures currently missing from the page