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What You Need to Know Before Hiring Your First Employee & Maximizing Growth | CSUF Startup Event February 27 on Zoom
About the Event: PEOPLE ARE THE HIGHEST COST & GREATEST ASSET TO YOUR COMPANY. Learn from People Operations Executive, Lance Robbins, how early stage culture is essential to scaling up your startups. You will learn how to levergage your employee’s experience to maximize profits. You will also learn what you need to know before hiring…
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CSUF Entrepreneurship Interview with the Founders of Shine 4 Good a Social Enterprise
Shine 4 Good, started by David Cairns and John Trail, is a Social Enterprise founded with the mission to help people with disabilities. With the help of the CSUF Center for Entrepreneurship and CSUF Startup Incubator, David and John have been building their socially conscious enterprise and will be launching their lineup of car care…
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CSUF Startup Talk – How to find the right Product/Market fit for your Startup
Some founders usually believe that they have found a product/market fit and some overlook this stage. This is a huge problem as they start hiring people, increasing costs and scaling the product. To avoid this, there are mini goals you can achieve to analyze the market and iterate constantly to succeed. This talk covers everything…
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Mayan Jimenez: CSUF Entrepreneurship Coordinator
Everyone, please welcome Mayan Jimenez to the CSUF Entrepreneurship team! Mayan has already been working here for a little while now and has been instrumental in the hosting of the Titan Fast Pitch, end of semester panels, and our mentor program. She is also proving to be a great asset in working with students, professors,…
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CSUF Entrepreneurship Success Story: Craig Martyn’s Firsthand Account of the First Decade of his Entrepreneurial Journey
What follows is a firsthand recounting of the first decade of Craig Martyn ’10’s entrepreneurial journey. Craig has been tremendously supportive of the CSUF Entrepreneurship program during a big part of this time as a client of our CSUF Consulting program, as a mentor in the classroom, and as a guest speaker. We’re extremely grateful…
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What is the most important lesson you learned as a CSUF Entrepreneurship student?
Most entrepreneurs have to figure it out as they go along but students in the CSUF Entrepreneurship program learn that process from start to finish. As Patrick Hayes, a CSUF Entrepreneurship alumni, says, you may never make a business plan, he hasn’t and has started four businesses, but learning that process and what it takes…
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How CSUF Entrepreneurship Mentors help students learn about business
One of the key differentiators of a CSUF Entrepreneurship education is that students have access to a group of over 700 mentors. These mentors are entrepreneurs, executives, and professionals of all stripes and they provide students with expert advice in every aspect of starting and growing a business. Current CSUF Entrepreneurship student Blanca Rojas talks…
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CSUF Entrepreneurship student Blanca Rojas on her experience in the Titan Fast Pitch
Current CSUF Entrepreneurship student Blanca Rojas talks about her experience as a finalist in the 2020 Titan Fast Pitch competition and how it has helped her develop her business concept. https://csufentrepreneurship.com/tita… 🐘 🐘 CSUF Entrepreneurship: https://business.fullerton.edu/engage… 🐘 🐘 CSUF Consulting for existing businesses: https://business.fullerton.edu/engage… 🐘 🐘 Work with the best entrepreneurial coaches to help you…
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Titans Talk Business | Stories of Entrepreneurship from CSUF Business Leaders
This virtual talk featured Paul Wasserman ’87, co-founder/former CEO of Ebates.com and CSUF adjunct professor of criminal law; Ben Gold ’04, ’12, CEO, Good Funding, and Executive Council immediate past president; Laurie Resnick ’77, co-CEO of Rolling Greens; and Bryan Ruef, founder of 10-8 Systems. The alumni panel discussed the challenges and advantages of starting…
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CSUF Entrepreneurship student’s family rises from humble beginnings – Builds Empire
One of the most impressive things about Titans is that they get things done… and so do their families. Leo Gomez ’20’s family is one such family. Leo’s dad came from Mexico and over the course of a couple of decades built a horse raising empire. Leo is looking to build his own empire with…