Join Ken and Joe as they interview Dr. Donna De Carolis, Dean of the Charles D. Close School of Entrepreneurship at Drexel University. In this fascinating conversation, they explore the importance of entrepreneurship education in developing an innovative mindset and character traits. Learn how traditional education systems may not be suitable for entrepreneurs, and how The Close School has matched the customer need by putting students into "personas" such as creators, explorers, technologists, and family business individuals. Tune in now to find out more about this disruptive and successful program!
[00:01 - 07:56] Opening Segment
[07:57 - 15:38] Unlocking the Inner Entrepreneur: How Drexel's Close School of Entrepreneurship is Preparing Students for Success
[15:39 - 28:38] From Ramen Noodles to a Successful Entrepreneurial School: The Journey of The Close School's Founder
[28:39 - 29:44] Closing Segment
Quotes:
"Being an entrepreneur is really about an innovative mindset. It's about your character to see, about the ability to recognize opportunities to screen them." - Dr. Donna De Carolis
"I think that we're born with that desire to survive, to innovate, to move on, and then sometimes society beats it out of us." - Dr. Donna De Carolis
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