Name: Importance Of Building A Strong Company Culture As An Entrepreneur by Scott Wolfrum
Duration: 9 min 11 s
Description: Embarking on the entrepreneurial journey is an adventure marked by innovation, risk-taking, and the pursuit of success. However, beyond the business strategies and financial plans, there lies a foundational element that can significantly impact the trajectory of a startup—the company culture.

This week on Timeless Leadership, the topic is Entrepreneurship. 

Even in the most conventional of ivory towers, leaders need to exhibit some form of entrepreneurship.  Initiative, integrity, creativity, courage, and a number of other factors come together to form what’s needed for the entrepreneurial spirit.  

Freddie Laker, CEO of Chameleon Collective is an inveterate entrepreneur and is our guest this week on Timeless Leadership.   

Full show notes available at https://www.timelesstimely.com/p/entrepreneurship

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In a special episode for International Women’s Day, this week's episode focuses on InnovationRCA - the Royal College of Art's centre for enterprise, entrepreneurship, incubation and business support.

In the last five years, companies supported through InnovationRCA’s incubator programme have been valued at more than £305 million, with 52% of the 116 founders being female, and 34% of founders from ethnic minority backgrounds.
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In the first part of this two part episode, we hear from Director Dr Nadia Danhash, who has been leading the way in championing diversity amongst a cohort of start-up businesses.

Dr Danhash is interviewed by Dr Melanie Flory - Associate Director of Research at the RCA’s Helen Hamlyn Centre for Design.

Dr Flory is a psychologist and neuroscientist whose research enquiry is at the intersection of inclusive design, systems thinking, and cognitive neuroscience. 

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Part 2: Meet the founders
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- their journey navigating the entrepreneurial ecosystem
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This week’s Misfit Entrepreneur is Alex Quin.  At just 24 years old, Alex is a Forbes accredited entrepreneur, investor, and influencer.  He’s worked with everyone from Adidas, McLaren to Puma and Red Bull through his marketing agency, UADV.

On top of that, he has investments in a number of other entities, owns an exotic car rental company, and produces documentaries on entrepreneurship and other aspects of the entrepreneur life.

One of the things Alex said to me when we first met is that hustle inspires hustle.  He’s right and that is just one of the reasons I asked him to come on and share what he has learned on his journey with you in this episode.

www.AlexQuin.com

@MrAlexQuin on social

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Adam and Kerry help entrepreneurs and their families work through the side of entrepreneurship and family relationships that most don’t want to talk about or deal with that eventually causes major issues in their lives.

In fact, they started Whole Life Entrepreneurship because they went through major challenges with Adam building his global business and eventually selling it.  Everything looked good on the surface, but it really wasn’t.  Their journey to regain their relationship and learn to thrive as an entrepreneur family is full of amazing lessons that I can’t wait for them to share with you. 

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As the managing director of the Wolfrum Capital Management group, Scott Wolfrum oversees a team of highly experienced specialists and assets that totals $200 million. He also owns and operates the value-oriented investment firm, The Foundry Capital Group. The company works with its partners to identify and implement value-enhancing strategies.

Before becoming a financial advisor, Scott Wolfrum studied economics at Indiana University. After graduating from the university, he worked as a financial adviser at Merrill Lynch in Indianapolis. He was responsible for managing his own portfolio and providing his clients with the necessary advice.

Scott Wolfrum was able to build a strong network within the company due to his years of experience. He was also able to establish a reputation for being an effective and reliable colleague.

To see more from Scott, visit his website, ScottWolfrum.com.

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