The future of entrepreneurship is bright - even on weekends! 🚀🚀🚀 Thrilled to get back into the classroom last month as a guest lecturer for Professor Steve Winshel’s Foundations of Entrepreneurship Course at Columbia Business School. We did a survey of the NYC startup ecosystem, highlighting what makes this City a uniquely dynamic location for startup founders, and outlined critical elements of NYC’s startup infrastructure. And, as always, we had a very robust and candid discussion with a bright and engaged group of Executive MBA students. A truly energizing way to spend a Saturday afternoon! #benyc #ebiestrategies #entrepreneurship #columbiabusinessschool #guestlecturer #thefutureisbright #runningtogether (Disclaimer: The content of this communication is my own and does not reflect endorsement by the City of New York.)
This must have been an exciting session. It’s always great to speak with budding entrepreneurs. Keep up the great work!
I fully agree that future is bright for entrepreneurship. I believe Entrepreneurship is the future of work. I recently saw a stat from CNBC that said "50% of Gen Z wants to ditch corporate jobs and run their own businesses". What was your biggest takeaway from your time as a guest lecturer? Kenneth
Sounds like an inspiring session, Professor Winshel! NYC truly is a hotbed for innovation. Would love to hear more about the key elements you highlighted for startup success there!
Fantastic, Jerry! Nothing beats sharing real-world insights with bright minds. Your passion for NYC's startup scene is contagious. Keep inspiring those future entrepreneurs!
They are very lucky.
Ken-we should talk
Ok adjunct professor Kenneth Ebie. Summer entrepreneurship class is in session in NYC👌🏽
Great having you here at Columbia Kenneth!
Keep going!
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