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September 2009
Entrepreneurs and Nonprofit Execs Have Style, Learning Style That Is
I talked a bit about learning styles in my recent blog, "A Successful Entrepreneur is a Student Entrepreneur." Let's take a deeper look at that; it's important. To be successful, an entrepreneur or nonprofit leader must keep up with technology, trends, economic fluctuations, etc.
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What Entrepreneurs/Nonprofits Execs Need to Succeed
The video is the work of creative director Janet Giampietro, with motion graphics by Gestalters, llc. and audio production by Al Fritsch.
I also want to give another shout out to Grasshopper whose video, Entrepreneurs Can Change the World, inspired this one. They used a video to inspire interest in starting a company or nonprofit (yes, for me nonprofits are as entrepreneurial as for profits). Ventureneer uses its video to let small business owners and nonprofit executives know that they can’t do it by themselves and assistance is available if you know where to look.
Every small business and nonprofit leader needs outside assistance so share the video with your network as reminder to them to continual build their support system.
Not into naming things, I’d still like to hear from you. Tell me what you think about the video and who's in your support system.
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A Successful Entrepreneur Is a Student Entrepreneur
For many, including me, September means back to school. This semester, I’m teaching entrepreneurship at The New School. As I wrapped up my first class, I emphasized a point that I want to share with you – entrepreneurship is a lifelong journey that requires continual learning.
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Thriving Nonprofits Rely on Peers and Professionals
No nonprofit will solve a large social problem in isolation. The multiplier effect of pooled resources is critical to success. Collaboration brings together the broad range of resources and expertise needed to achieve lasting solutions.
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