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Last night, I got to attend Global Entrepreneurship Week Sacramento kickoff event at the Carlsen Center for Innovation & Entrepreneurship. During Victor W. Hwang and Jermaine Carter-Gibson fireside chat, the concept of "entrepreneurship accessibility" and financial literacy resonated deeply. Growing up, I didn't learn essential skills like creating a balanced budget, opening a bank account, or the importance of credit through school. I was lucky to find guidance for that outside of school, but this shouldn’t be left to luck. Today, with AI tools improving our access to information more than ever. Imagine a world where every high school graduate understands budgeting basics, business structures like LLCs versus S-Corps, and how to start building credit early. These fundamental skills could launch the next generation of entrepreneurs, creatives, artists, and inventors much sooner. Thanks Cameron R. Law and the Carlson Center team for putting on this weeks series of events together 👏

🚀 All-Innovate: The idea competition - have you signed up yet? It’s time to unleash your business ideas, expand your entrepreneurial mindset and take your first steps as an entrepreneur. Through the All-Innovate competition, you’ll have the chance to: 🌟 Receive entrepreneurial training and the skills needed to create a Business Model Canvas 🌟 Practice your business pitch 🌟 Apply for funding to develop your idea 🌟 Expand your entrepreneurial network No idea? No problem! We have a number of ideas ready and waiting for you to use as your own. All-Innovate encourages undergraduates, postgraduates, DPhils and research staff at the University of Oxford to develop an entrepreneurial skill set and generate entrepreneurial ideas, regardless of discipline, level of study or entrepreneurial experience. Find out more and sign up here. 👉 tinyurl.com/49ck45wz

Wilmington University recently hosted a graduation for West End Neighborhood House's Launcher Entrepreneurship Program, which "launched" 81 graduate entrepreneurs, including the 1,000th graduate since the program began in 2017. The program has helped create or expand nearly 500 businesses, for a total of 900 jobs, since its inception. WilmU hosts the Launcher curriculum and graduation ceremonies. https://hubs.ly/Q031YqxY0 #ChooseDelaware #NetDE

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Ignite your entrepreneurial spirit! Our program empowers you to - Think critically; - Solve problems creatively; and - Transform ideas into successful ventures. Gain the skills to launch your own business or excel in any industry. www.generations.edu #studyabroad #generationscollege #businessadministration #scholarship #collegechicago #associateofscience #criminaljustice #paralegalstudies #courtreporting

UH’s Wolff Center for Entrepreneurship (WCE) has secured the No. 1 ranking in the nation for the sixth straight year, continuing its tradition of excellence and impact. The program has earned the prestigious No. 1 title a total of nine times, and has been ranked No. 1 or No. 2, 16 of the last 18 years. The most significant measure of success is the number of businesses that are created. Wolff Center alumni have created more than 2,000 businesses in the last 10 years, and there were more than 4,000 UH students taking entrepreneurship classes during the 2023-2024 academic school year. More than 630 mentors from the business community contribute hours and expertise, ensuring students have support as they work to create viable businesses. Read more about The Princeton Review’s ranking: https://lnkd.in/gTZRZUG4

40% of the start-ups fail in the first year 60% of them fail in 5 years There’s no one reason for their failure. → Lack of funds → Poor management → Unforeseen contingencies → Evolving markets  → Huge losses Or it could just be any other reason That’s why they say Entrepreneurship isn’t for everyone When we first started,  We had no idea how to scale it. But we kept trying & left no stone unturned. We found a pivotal point We change our business model Sticking to the objective of Making an impact! → Help students afford the education they deserve! That’s when SecureMyScholarship was born After 1000s of rejections (literally), After disbursing $9.5M as scholarships I’m sure it has helped each of them reduce at least a small part of their financial burden. I know entrepreneurship isn’t easy. But today, 90% of our students come from working class, Who now dare to dream beyond affordability Decided to uplift their careers And chose a better life! Leaving an impact, Gives me a satisfaction, That makes all the risks worth taking!! PS: Entrepreneurship is hard, but that’s what makes it amazing!

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As the world continues to evolve at an unprecedented pace, the landscape of education and career opportunities is undergoing a radical transformation. In this dynamic environment, the importance of entrepreneurship for students cannot be overstated. Embracing an entrepreneurial mindset has become essential for success, both in the classroom and beyond. In this blog, we'll explore the top five reasons why entrepreneurship is crucial for students, shedding light on the invaluable skills and experiences it offers. https://bit.ly/3Jae4mw