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Entrepreneurs Should Create A Degree – Not Buy One Off The Rack

InfoChachkie

When I arrived at Wharton many moons ago, I was told that all first-year students take the same set of Core classes. Like a sheepeople, I dutifully signed up for the required classes. The material was essentially a rehash of my four years of undergrad business training. Within a week, I was bored out of my mind. Communication.

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What Startups Can Learn About PR and Crisis Management

Both Sides of the Table

Journalists write stories that have an appeal to readers whether the accusations have merit or not. Journalists aren’t going to write about you all the time unless you’re Facebook. Use it as an excuse to get a journalist to write about you. It doesn’t help you. Help them with other stories.

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Interview with Lynda Weinman and Bruce Heavin, Lynda.com

socalTECH

Not too many people are aware of the success and story of Lynda.com (www.lynda.com), started by Lynda Weinman and Bruce Heavin , and how the firm's now grown to a double-digit, multimillion dollar business which is known as THE source for online training on such things as web design, graphics software, animation, video editing, and much more.

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Creating A Culture Of DIY Hacking, with Tara Tiger Brown and LA MakerSpace

socalTECH

What is a hackerspace, and why might having them available in the area help the tech community? You can learn from others in the space, or take a class. It's membership based, and the goal for us is to eventually be sustainable through membership, by putting on events and classes, and so on.

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March Capital Partners' Jim Armstrong On A New, $240M Venture Fund

socalTECH

You have to help people get better, and not try to fix things. We can now write $20M, $25M, and $30M checks to existing, breakout companies in our portfolio. The reason for that, and it's really important, is the bane of this asset class is the generally poor liquidity that venture capital provides.

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amSTATZ Social Network For Fitness Gurus, Athletes & Events | Interview With Founder

Tech Zulu Event

The fitness professional network develops business tools that make it easier for fitness professionals to run their businesses and keep their clients engaged between training sessions. We knew there’s a better personal training experience to be had, so we set out to create one. Why did you venture into fitness? Who is on your team?

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How I Promise You One of the Most Meaningful Days of Your Life

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On September 10th of this year I spent an entire day in California State Prison with people who had committed felonies and worked with them on business plans to help them create legal enterprise upon their release as part of Defy Ventures 6-month training program. I am committed to finding ways to help graduates get jobs.

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