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The Road to Entrepreneurship for Underrepresented Groups, Part 1
Guests: Jeanette Miller, Assistant Clinical Professor of Entrepreneurship; Ryan K. Brown, DEI Program Manager, Johnson & Johnson and Chief Operating Officer, We Are Wonderfully Made LLC; and Dana Wilson, CEO & Founder of CHIP, Speaker at Dana Disrupts, LLC.
Entrepreneurship can be an exciting and transformative space. However, connecting with entrepreneurs and funding sources can be difficult to access, particularly for underrepresented and minority groups. In this two-part discussion, we’ll examine some of the roadblocks that exist for underrepresented groups, how they can be overcome, and the impact that can have on individuals, ideas, and businesses.
Entrepreneurship can be an exciting and transformative space. However, connecting with entrepreneurs and funding sources can be difficult to access, particularly for underrepresented and minority groups. In this two-part discussion, we’ll examine some of the roadblocks that exist for underrepresented groups, how they can be overcome, and the impact that can have on individuals, ideas, and businesses.
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By Smeal College of BusinessGuests: Jeanette Miller, Assistant Clinical Professor of Entrepreneurship; Ryan K. Brown, DEI Program Manager, Johnson & Johnson and Chief Operating Officer, We Are Wonderfully Made LLC; and Dana Wilson, CEO & Founder of CHIP, Speaker at Dana Disrupts, LLC.
Entrepreneurship can be an exciting and transformative space. However, connecting with entrepreneurs and funding sources can be difficult to access, particularly for underrepresented and minority groups. In this two-part discussion, we’ll examine some of the roadblocks that exist for underrepresented groups, how they can be overcome, and the impact that can have on individuals, ideas, and businesses.
Entrepreneurship can be an exciting and transformative space. However, connecting with entrepreneurs and funding sources can be difficult to access, particularly for underrepresented and minority groups. In this two-part discussion, we’ll examine some of the roadblocks that exist for underrepresented groups, how they can be overcome, and the impact that can have on individuals, ideas, and businesses.