The College of Business and Economics’ weekly entrepreneurship speakers series returns this spring with a new name: Entrepreneurship Unplugged. The series started off with a bang on Tuesday, hosting not one, but two speakers; Josh Smith of TransitioningU and David Robson of SpiralMath.
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Jenifer Rawlings ’13 (BUAD) began her career as marketing coordinator for key accounts with the popular global jewelry brand PANDORA just days before graduating with her bachelor’s degree in Business Administration and Marketing in 2013. Her quick launch into the career world was aided by her involvement in The Associate competition at Towson University.
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What use is an iPhone with a broken screen?
Well, it’s functional, but it’s certainly not ideal.
Many people today go on living with their cracked iPhone screens, finding the time and money it takes to fix the problem inconvenient and time consuming.
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While Friday’s Entrepreneur Fireside Chat got off to a five-minute late start last week, launching late is not always a bad thing when it comes to releasing your initial product, said student entrepreneur Bobby Gattuso.
“You have to understand and know when you’re ready to [take] those big steps. … [You have to] really understand when it’s ready to properly launch,” he explained to the group of students and faculty members gathered for the weekly chat presented by the Minor in Entrepreneurship and Student Launch Pad.
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MentHER kicked off its seventh year of building impactful relationships among women across different generations on Friday with a “speed dating”-style networking event at the College of Business and Economics.
The year-long mentoring program pairs professional businesswomen with eight female TU undergraduate business students like Alice George, a sophomore studying international business and international studies, who said she hopes to gain more than just professional advice from the program.
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