November 2011
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“I have not failed, I’ve just found 10,000 ways that won’t work” Thomas Edison,...”
Nov 30th
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“The well-worn path is there for everyone to trample. But the interesting things...”
Nov 29th
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“All the cool stuff happens when you do things that are not the automatic next...”
Nov 28th
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“The bigger the problem, the bigger the opportunity. Nobody will pay you to solve...”
Nov 28th
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Nov 24th
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Nov 22nd
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Nov 21st
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Nov 21st
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Nov 21st
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Nov 20th
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Nov 18th
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Nov 15th
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Nov 15th
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Nov 14th
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A Credit Card Payment System for Startups
When Richard Branson invests in something, the public is bound to take notice. Square makes taking credit cards possible for absolutely anyone, and this is one entrepreneurship tool that’s being recognized more and more. http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/11/10/us-square-idUSTRE7A96IM20111110 -Alissa Chapman
Nov 11th
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Our professor William Lynch
If you knew Prof. Lynch, please sign the obituary guest book through the link below Many of us knew Bill only very briefly, but he did so much to inspire us. He will be missed greatly. http://obits.nj.com/obituaries/starledger/obituary.aspx?n=william-f-lynch&pid=154527807
Nov 9th
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The Language of Business
  I heard an interesting question asked recently about finding a resource that would allow one to increase their vocabulary in business and finance. I had been wondering about this myself as increasing ones business and finance related lingo is a great way to get an edge in the game when networking or discussing entrepreneurial pursuits. Here is a version of a book called “Investopedia” at...
Nov 7th
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Nov 5th
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Nov 5th
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Nov 5th
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Women Entrepreneurs: It's Your Time →
By Lynn-Ann Gries President and Chief Investment Officer, JumpStart This article in the Huffington Post summarizes women as entrepreneurs and the positive effect they can have on our economy. It shines a light on how women don’t pursue starting high-growth companies and tend to stick with smaller businesses to maintain a work/life balance.
Nov 4th
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Nov 2nd
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Nov 2nd
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WatchWatch
What’s it all about? Here is a great video presentation by Tina Seelig of Standford talking about her book What I Wish I Knew When I Was 20.
Nov 1st
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