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Entrepreneurial Opportunities in Health Care Reform — Part 3 Karen Nelson, Senior VP, Clinical Affairs, Massachusetts Hospital Association “Entrepreneurial Opportunities in Health Care Reform” A panel discussion by top health care leaders on the implications of health care reform and the emerging opportunities for entrepreneurs, put on by Northeastern University, Bouvé College of Health Sciences and the Health Sciences Entrepreneurs in conjunction with Global Entrepreneurship week. More information about the Health Sciences Entrepreneurs at www.northeastern.edu
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Article by Cesar Fasano

As I sit in my balcony and watch the nearest office buildings, I take a moment and wonder…Am I the crazy one?

You see, one of the first things that I do when I wake up is to come here and just watch the same lady that sells sandwiches and sodas to the employees who work in the buildings nearby.

It still amazes me the level of commitment that she has with her own business…No matter the weather conditions, she is always at HER corner ready to serve the hungry ones who will start their daily chores…every Monday to Friday.

Paul Corson – Paul Corson is the Acting Director at the Office of Innovation and Entrepreneurship for the Department of Commerce [www.commerce.gov]. The Department of Commerce serves to foster, promote, and develop the foreign and domestic commerce of the United States, is has evolved, as a result of legislative and administrative additions, to encompass broadly the responsibility to foster, serve, and promote the Nation’s economic development and technological advancement. http – TheFuture of Entrepreneurship Education Summit features short presentations on the future of entrepreneurship education from many of the world’s top entrepreneurship leaders (foundations, government, corporations, education, non-profits, and media). The purpose of the presentations is to showcase the most innovative initiatives and lessons learned. The Summit was organized by Extreme Entrepreneurship [www.extremetour.org], sponsored by the Campaign for Free Enterprise [http and hosted at the University of Central Florida [www.ucf.edu].
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As part of the 2011 Entrepreneurship Conference. A seasoned operator turned VC leads an interactive session with one entrepreneur who “crushed the pitch” to investors and one entrepreneur who was nimble in the evolution of his business. Chapters: 1. Introduction: The VC-Entrepreneur Lifecycle www.youtube.com 2. Matthew Monahan: CEO of Inflection www.youtube.com 3. Terry Austin, CEO Guardian Analytics www.youtube.com 4. Searching for an Entrepreneurial Company www.youtube.com 5. Evolving with the Times www.youtube.com 6. Hiring Strategy www.youtube.com 7. The Venture Process: Insight www.youtube.com 8. Starting the Business www.youtube.com 9. Three Years Without Raising Any Money www.youtube.com 10. How Entrepreneurial Companies Succeed www.youtube.com 11. Developing Relationships www.youtube.com 12. Getting the Right Introductions www.youtube.com 13. The Four Rules of Venture Capital www.youtube.com 14. The Financial Model www.youtube.com 15. Due Diligence www.youtube.com 16. Transitioning the Business www.youtube.com 17. “Launching a Product is Really Tough” www.youtube.com 18. No Sleep Leads to a Successful Launch www.youtube.com 19. The Number Two Family History Website www.youtube.com 20. Starting a Security Company with a Twist www.youtube.com 21. Fraud Prevention Changing with the Criminals www.youtube.com Related Links: www.gsb.stanford.edu www.gsb.stanford.edu www.youtube.com www.econference.org http www.shv.com http www.inflection.com