Sentences with phrase «budding entrepreneurs who»

Today she spends at least 9 months on the road and has a team of budding entrepreneurs who help maintain her blog.

Before enrolling at Georgetown's McDonough School, Chris Cottrell was a budding entrepreneur who'd already established a nonprofit.

Now 23 years old, the budding entrepreneur who lives in the tiny house together with her tiny hound (a chihuahua named Darla) is already well on her way to debt free home ownership.

Not exact matches

While O'Leary's decision also applies to entrepreneurs who are still in school, he stressed the importance of finishing an education to get the skills and contacts that a budding business owner might need later on.

This fun infographic shows the difference between Natural and Budding Entrepreneurs, Mid-level leaders and those who are best on a team.

It is great to teach your kids important life skills generally, but who says you can't teach them how to become budding entrepreneurs.

After helping launch 52 businesses in 52 weeks with budding entrepreneurs back in 2015, we'll be working with more experienced entrepreneurs who want to launch a new product.

Sacked by Sir Alan Sugar in front of about 10 million people in the semi-final of BBC's «The Apprentice» television show in Autumn 2014, budding food business entrepreneur Roisin Hogan (pictured) has now entered business with a man who used to grow beansprouts in his garage, to launch a new Irish food venture.

John Seman, who stepped in last month as chief executive officer of the new Launch New York initiative to provide advice and financing to budding companies across upstate, is hoping to give a boost to those entrepreneurs.

For budding entrepreneurs, the freedom to call your own shots as an independent businessperson can be invigorating, and it comes with a bonus: Companies respect and admire those who go through the process.

While there are also no doubt dozens of budding legal tech entrepreneurs out there, some perhaps in law firms, others from different walks of life, who also want to be part of this change.

Calgary - based business coach, speaker and entrepreneur Sue Styles says, «Over the years of teaching, I realized that one of the best ways to help many more budding «solopreneurs» — who have ideas for a business and a yearning to control their own success — would be to write a book about how to use scalable processes, how to invite in customers and how to achieve the ultimate mastery of becoming a true «boss», one who takes purposeful time working ON his or her business rather than IN.»