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The Entrepreneur Way

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328: Success Is Not a Straight Line: It’s a Curvy Roly Line with Julie Tylman Co-Founder and Co-Owner of Group Together

Julie Tylman is a bit of a world traveler. She was Born, raised and worked in the United States, and then she moved to Melbourne, Australia; and is now based in Sydney. She’s been a Consultant in NYC, an Equity Analyst in San Francisco, and 3 years ago co-founded GroupTogether. Julie is also the mother…

327: You Got to Let the Market Tell You What It Needs with Jonathan Kestenbaum Managing Director of Talent Tech Labs

Jonathan Kestenbaum is the Executive Director of Talent Tech Labs. Talent Tech Labs was originally founded to foster the growth and development of emerging ideas and companies in the Talent Acquisition technology space. Jonathan is an entrepreneur at heart and spends his days building and advising the technology companies of tomorrow.

326: Sit at the Feet of Masters With Ludwina Dautovic Founder and Owner of the Room Xchange

Ludwina Dautovic has been a successful entrepreneur for over two decades and is the Founder and CEO of The Room Xchange, a service which connects busy professionals and empty nesters with a spare room in their home (hosts) with travellers and guests who provide an agreed amount of help around the home in exchange for food and accommodation.??

325: The Word Entrepreneur Is Just Another Way of Spelling Risk so You’ve Got to Be Prepared to Take the Risk with Alan Manly Founder of Group Colleges Australia

Alan Manly previously had a career in the ICT industry working for Digital Equipment Corporation, followed by him establishing a start up software company.  Since then he has successfully embarked on a new career in the education sector and is a founder and Managing Director of Group Colleges Australia. Alan is also the author of…

324: Deciding to Pursue a Career Path That Is a Little Bit Riskier with Amelia Friedman Owner and Founder of Hatch

Amelia Friedman is COO at Hatch, a company making it possible for anybody to design and launch a mobile app without coding. She is a former Y Combinator fellow and Halcyon fellow. Entrepreneurial Role Models: Paul Graham Sam Altman When business started difficulties overcame: “I’ve been putting money into the business more so than taking…

322: Get Sharp on Your Story with Jennifer Rock and Michael Voss Founders and Owners of Rock Dot Voss and Authors of B.S. Incorporated

Jennifer Rock and Michael Voss have a shared, lifelong passion for storytelling. They’ve had the good fortune to work for, and with, companies that span industries and impact, where they have spearheaded global communication strategy and execution for more than 20 years. In 2013, they struck out on their own to form the communication agency,…

321: Stop Thinking about Something So Hard and Just Go for It with Justin Brothers Co-Founder and Co-Owner of Envision Festival

Justin Brothers is not only one of Envision’s founders, but also serves as the festival’s Marketing Director. In his role as head of marketing, Justin oversees everything from strategy and social media, to sales and onsite program development, ensuring that the true essence of Envision is clear to everyone.

320: Find out Who You Are and Where You Excel with Doug Kisgen Founder and Owner of Kisgen Group and Author of Rethink Happy

Doug Kisgen is a serial entrepreneur, organizational consultant, and author of Rethink Happy. His current company, Kisgen Group, works with entrepreneurs and executives to help them reach their goals. Doug has been an EO member since 2010 and is a graduate of the EO-sponsored Entrepreneurial Master’s Program (EMP) hosted by MIT.

319: Focusing on Learning the Keys to Disruptive Growth with Jack Barmby Owner and Founder of Gnatta and FM Outsource

Jack Barmby is founder and CEO of award winning tech start-up Gnatta and outsourcing solutions provider, FM Outsource. Both businesses were built as part of a university project that expanded with huge velocity. Jack lives and breathes his work, focusing on learning the keys to disruptive growth.