Connie’s unique business sense and creative vision is the blueprint for her proven successes in various industries as both a serial entrepreneur with retail, telecommunications, printing, graphics and forms design, technology, Internet community development, and CEO/COO over companies in publications, telecommunications, technology with enterprise management systems, public relations, and private equity fundraising. With a belief that people and relationships are the most vital part of life, along with her pioneering attitude and an insatiable desire for new experiences, Connie supports the growth of innovative entrepreneurial opportunities.
CTO Anoop Thomas Mathew (left) and CEO Arjun Pillai. (LinkedIn Photos) A Seattle startup founded by veteran entrepreneurs is raising
Without networking, it is virtually impossible to be a successful entrepreneur or to find success in business more generally.
While some employees look for higher pay and better benefits, others are just looking for somewhere where their hard work is appreciated and noticed.
Educators are increasingly recognising the potential of early entrepreneurship education as a robust tool for instilling financial acumen in the younger generation.
Introduction Embarking on the journey of entrepreneurship is akin to sailing uncharted waters. The promise of potential rewards often lures ambitious individuals into the world of business, yet the risks associated with venturing into unknown territories cannot be ignored.
Quentin Hill teed up his first startup, Convenient Clubs, when he was still a junior in high school and had just $112 to his name.