Ashley Brasier
The ability to be flexible is absolutely vital for successful entrepreneurs. For someone still early in their career, Ashley Brasier has racked up an impressive list of career accomplishments,…
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Avi Horowitz
When you have an idea or a concept, the way I always approach it is to zoom out and take the problem or thing you’re trying to solve and break…
Kati Schmidt
It is always possible to change course. That’s why I think it is important to constantly seek feedback – from users and mentors – and implement the best ideas even…
Will Mason
The convergence of [Augmented and Virtual Reality] will ultimately be what leads to us becoming more intelligent as a whole. Will Mason is an accomplished entrepreneur and thought leader….
Caner Okan
Hold onto your dreams and keep going, even when you feel alone. Don’t let education, the economy, fear from past failures get in your way. Caner is a network…
Lu Zhang
I try to talk to people outside my routine community, too, in order to glean out-of-the-box ideas. Lu Zhang is the founder and managing partner of Fusion Fund, a company…
Jim Farris
Continually take honest stock of where you and where the company you are leading is and communicate that to partners and stakeholders Co-Founder & Chief Executive Officer of Mosser…
Neveo Mosser
Listen more, talk less, trust your gut, and be prepared to push the envelope within reason. As Chief Executive Officer of Mosser Companies, Neveo Mosser has built a game-changing…
Alison Johnston
Surround yourself with as many smart people as you can. You’re never going to have all the answers, so the ability to learn from and debate with others is essential….
Josh Lowy
A great product won’t be able to compensate for friction in the business model. Josh Lowy is the co-founder and CEO of Hugo, a note-taking collaborative solution for meetings….
Jared Allgood
As early as possible, establish a really clear mission about what you want to solve. You may not have a solution for it, but that’s kind of the point. …
Kimberly Bakker
The small details are what can set you apart from competition. Kimberly Quinlan Bakker majored in Business at the University of Southern California. While at USC, Kimberly was also…