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Entrepreneurs! What’s Your Story?
Posted February 5, 2012 by Heapreneur
There’s nothing more special and near and dear to the hearts of entrepreneurs than the story of the founding of their company. So, why did you start your business? What opportunity did you fulfill? Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook Share on Linkedin share via Reddit Share with Stumblers Tumblr it [...]
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A Daddy’s Girl Turned Entrepreneur Gives Back
Posted February 4, 2012 by Heapreneur
At the heart of any successful nonprofit organization or business venture, there is an entrepreneur who saw a need and created an organization to fulfill that need. Daddy’s Girl is no different. While many people sit on their laurels, it is the entrepreneur that seizes the moment and the opportunity. Tasha McKenzie is the founder [...]
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Looking Back 2 Move Forward: Richard Colburn
Posted December 20, 2011 by Heapreneur
Richard D. Colburn bought the USC School of Music and turned it into the Colburn Foundation intending to create the West-Coast version of Julliard. He willed a $1 billion to his foundation upon his death in 2004. Colburn started taking violin lessons when he was five. As he grew older, other boys made fun of him [...]
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A Cup of Entrepreneurship (Book Review)
Posted December 1, 2011 by Heapreneur
TITLE: Pour Your Heart Into It: How Starbucks Built a Company One Cup at a Time Author: Howard Schultz and Dori Jones Yang Pages: 340 Twitter Review: It’s great for the romantic in us all and the dreamer with a dream. NOTABLE QUOTES “Every company should stand for something” “Just ‘say yes’ to the customer. [...]
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Looking Back 2 Move Forward: Brownie Wise, The Tupperware Queen
Posted November 22, 2011 by Heapreneur
Brownie realized that women who had been employed during World War II were now looking for a means to engage in business and earn money of their own. She saw an opportunity and encouraged women to host parties and sell Tupperware, creating a sales staff that she supervised. Brownie Wise wasn’t born into a wealth [...]
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- Entrepreneurs! What’s Your Story?
- A Daddy’s Girl Turned Entrepreneur Gives Back
- Looking Back 2 Move Forward: Richard Colburn
- A Cup of Entrepreneurship (Book Review)
- Looking Back 2 Move Forward: Brownie Wise, The Tupperware Queen
- The Father of Mickey Mouse
- Looking Back 2 Move Forward: Irving Mills
- William Mcknight
- Achieving Results the American Way
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