In this episode I interview professor Jennifer Woolley, she is an expert in the field of entrepreneurship. Dr. Woolley also participated in the creation of the California Program for Entrepreneurship at Santa Clara University, an intensive training program for non-matriculating entrepreneurs. We speak about the importance of entrepreneurship, the steps entrepreneurs need to take to get started, and her own advice for entrepreneurs moving forward.

In this episode, I interview Meir Statman, the Glen Kilmeck professor of Finance at Santa Clara University. We discuss the future of behavioral finance and talk about his book Finance for Normal People. Dr. Statman provides his financial advice for students graduating and entering the workforce. 

In this episode, I interview Professor Pozner, an expert in corporate governance. We discuss the difficulty of building corporate governance in family businesses, and how she has managed to align her academic formation with her personal interests. 

In this episode, I speak with Professor Sriram about the impact that the coronavirus pandemic will have on businesses. We speak about the power of remote working, the impact of technology, and the growth of the financial technology sector. Sriram brings his consulting expertise to the show and provides his perspective on how he sees things changing. 

In this episode, I interview Professor Sackett of Santa Clara University. She talks to us about how corporations can build strong, diverse, and inclusive corporate cultures. She goes into depth about the role that self-awareness plays in building a good culture in a business environment. 

I recently had an interview with Gary Vaynerchuk on #TeawithGaryVee about a business venture that I have been pursuing. I learned a lot of valuable insights from this short interview with him, and I wanted to pass it along.