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Meet a CSUF Entrepreneurship Scholarship Winner
Last week we published a couple of articles about CSUF Entrepreneurship scholarships and in this week’s CSUF Entrepreneurship Insider Director John Bradley Jackson highlights the story of one of our CSUF Entrepreneurship scholarship winners. It’s a great story and we hope that you can read it. When Karla Amador sponsored the Thrive Financial & Bookkeeping…
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Cal State Fullerton Student with an Entrepreneurial Mission wins Thrive Scholarship
Pamela Martinez Sierra’s ingenuity, passion, and hard work made her the best choice for this year’s Thrive Financial & Bookkeeping Services Entrepreneurial Scholarship sponsored by Karla Amador, the founder of Thrive. Pamela is a native of Chile and the daughter of a governor. Like her father, Pamela is a leader as evidenced by the fact…
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Happy [early] Independence Day America!
We know that you are all probably busy getting ready to celebrate America’s Independence Day so we just wanted to take the time to wish you all a very happy 4th! I know that we are a day early but I just wanted to wish you all a happy Independence Day! Sincerely, Travis Lindsay Entrepreneur…
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CSUF Entrepreneurship Mentor Publishes Book for New Entrepreneurs
Most reasonable entrepreneurs know that they need to have a plan. They may spend hour after hour crafting an old-school, 100 page business plan, or at the very least they’ll write down their ultimate goal on a coffee shop napkin. When starting that plan they might pick up any self-help business book at the local…
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Why Cal State Fullerton Teaches Entrepreneurship
What that title is getting at is what is our mission or, in other words, why do we do what we do. And, as you will find out from this CSUF Entrepreneurship Insider (sign up to become an Insider now so you don’t miss any of the news, events, or lessons from CSUF Entrepreneurship!) from…
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Uber's Management by Committee: Good or Bad Idea?
From Yahoo! Finance: “According to three sources familiar with the matter, Uber will be run by a committee consisting of 14 executives, all of whom directly reported to Kalanick before he announced on Tuesday he would be taking time away from the company following recent scandals and the death of his mother. “Whether Uber’s new…
