Leading from the Front with Four Ground Floor : Leadership & Management It’s nearing mid summer in the northern hemisphere; recently, we celebrated national Ice Cream Day! Many have favorite flavors of this delish dessert; this holds true for leadership, too. Paraphrasing a Supreme Court justice: ‘We know leadership when we see […]
Stretching your Entrepreneurial Thinking While entrepreneurs will always consume certain resources, no different from our staff, or other citizens,, we shouldn’t think through a consumer lens nor should we spend precious time being one. So, let’s shake things up! While reading, please invest time to ask yourself some questions. As I often advise mentees, […]
by Elaine Slatter | Featured Contributor More than ever, women are deciding to strike out on their own and create their own future by starting their own enterprise. There are only 7 skills women need to start a business, let’s examine what they are. 7 Skills Women Need To Start A Business Are you determined? Are you organized? […]
by Dr. R. Kay Green | Featured Contributor …And we’re off! The New Year has officially begun and now its time to make some very important decisions in your professional life. Where do you see yourself in say 5, 10, 15, 20 years from now? Have you taken the time to analyze your current career? […]
Source: GreatBusinessSchools.org Entrepreneur U: Schools for Start Ups American Timeline for Entrepreneurship in Colleges 1947 Management of New Enterprises, first MBA entrepreneurship course offered at Harvard. 1953 Entrepreneurship and Innovation offered at New York University 1954 Small Business Management, first MBA small business course offered at Stanford. 1967 First contemporary MBA entrepreneurship courses […]
