Join Cornelius Cedrick Leggett as he shares his insights on how to turn your entrepreneurial dreams into reality. This presentation will guide you through the essential steps needed to start your journey, offering practical advice and inspiration from one of the industry's leading voices. Whether you're just beginning or looking to refine your strategy, Cornelius Cedrick Leggett provides the tools and motivation to help you succeed.

Unlock Success with Cornelius Cedrick Leggett: Start Your Entrepreneurial Journey Today

It appears the women in the UAE have a strong and growing entrepreneurial spirit, as a report issued by the Emirates Businesswomen Council shows a growing interest in the field, paving the way for a new wave of businesswomen.

Businesswomen Make Up 18% of all Entrepreneurs in the UAE

Join us for an inspiring episode featuring Cornelius Cedrick Leggett as he shares his journey from mediocrity to entrepreneurial success. Discover practical tips and strategies to break free from the ordinary and embrace the entrepreneurial mindset. Cornelius discusses the importance of taking risks, leveraging your unique skills, and cultivating resilience in the face of challenges. Whether you're a budding entrepreneur or simply seeking motivation, this episode offers valuable insights to help you unlock your potential and achieve your dreams. Tune in and learn how to take the leap into entrepreneurship!
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Cornelius Cedrick Leggett's Guide to Entrepreneurial Success

While the Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders speaker series is on pause, we’re excited to bring you ETL Looks Back, a series of timely gems from our archives. We’re kicking off the school year with some talks on education, starting with Sal Khan, Founder and CEO of the world-renowned Khan Academy. When he visited ETL in 2014, Khan offered a blueprint for individualized, technology-enhanced learning long before Covid and the explosion of EdTech products. Catch up with what he had to say about personalized learning, the role of technology in education, and how we should be thinking about developing the next generation of makers.

This episode was originally published April 16, 2014.

Sal Khan (Khan Academy) - Education Reimagined [ETL Looks Back]

Learn how to build lasting business relationships and grow your network with expert tips from Mike Sims. Master the art of networking to drive entrepreneurial success. Click here for more details https://tinyurl.com/mr3uaz3s

The Art of Effective Networking for Entrepreneurs Insights from Mike Sims

Podcast Introduction Episode RE Thriving


NaliosTalk : Le podcast qui part à la rencontre des dirigeants de PME   
  
Dans cet épisode de Nalios Talk, Emmanuel, CEO de Hungry Minds, nous partage son expérience de campagnes publicitaires marquantes, ses défis en tant que communicant et ses réflexions en tant que professeur et mentor. Entre stratégie créative et engagement pédagogique, il nous plonge dans l'univers exigeant et inspirant de l'entrepreneuriat.  
  
Partagez vos expériences et vos perspectives avec nous. 💬   


📖 CHAPITRE 
Comment as-tu créé HungryMinds ? Quel est ton parcours ? (00:01:20) 
Comment passe-t-on de salarié à entrepreneur ? Comment cela s'est-il réalisé ? (00:03:29) 
Quelles sont les caractéristiques d'une campagne de communication qui cartonne ? (00:05:44) 
Comment une agence de communication gère-t-elle son propre marketing, sa propre communication ? (00:09:08) 
Quels sont les canaux que vous utilisez le plus souvent ? (00:10:33) 
Ton expérience en tant que professeur à l'Henallux ? (00:11:11) 
Être mentor pour des entrepreneurs qui débutent. (00:14:48) 
Comment vois-tu le recrutement ? (00:16:03) 
Recruter des alternants en entreprise ? (00:18:00) 
Des projets en cours ? Travailler avec l'IA (00:18:35) 


⭐ RETROUVEZ EMMANUEL  
 
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📞 CONTACTEZ-MOI  


Linkedin (https://bit.ly/4eh820R) Christophe Ricevuto


🎙️ SOUTENEZ LE PODCAST NALIOS TALK


Abonnez-vous  🔔 
Laissez un commentaire ⭐  
Suivez Nalios sur linkedIn (https://bit.ly/47lrjMA) 


💎 STUDIO PODCAST


Merci au Cercle de Wallonie (https://www.cercledewallonie.com/) et au Studio Ecolys (https://www.businessvillage.be/studio-ecolys) pour le studio de podcast.  
 
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L'Agence est son Pire Client : Parole de Dirigeant

In this episode of the Billion Dollar Podcast, we welcome Tony Leung, a finance professional with over 30 years in the industry. Tony shares his journey from banking to brokering and the lessons he’s learned along the way. With years of experience at Mortgage Alliance, Tony provides advice on mentorship, client-first service, and strategies for work-life balance. Get inspired by his insights on building strong client relationships and succeeding in the mortgage broker industry.

Billion Dollar Podcast #05 - Asif Kasim


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3 Minutes Pour Entreprendre #2 - Comment structurer ton projet entrepreneurial

[Kim Bode / 8ThirtyFour Integrated Communications' spotlight, participant in SBAM's Women’s Entrepreneurial Fellowship] 
Chris Holman welcomes Nancy Marshall, Owner of Marshall Sales Incorporated, Detroit area, MI.

This is the first of four interviews in a series.
There were several questions Chris wanted to find out from Nancy:
What makes your business unique?
What are the biggest things you’ve learned as a woman business owner?
How did you learn about the SBAM fellowship?
Why did you decide to apply?
How did you feel when you heard you were accepted?
What are the biggest things you learned from the fellowship?

Small Business Association of Michigan Foundation Announces Inaugural Women's Entrepreneurial Fellowship New Program Addresses Multiple Challenges for Second-Stage, Women-Owned Businesses

LANSING, Mich. – The SBAM Foundation (SBAMF), supported by its parent organization, the Small Business Association of Michigan, has launched its Women's Entrepreneurial Fellowship (WEF) program and chosen 11 businesses for the first cohort. The eight-month initiative will equip these second-stage, women-owned businesses with resources to overcome diverse challenges and scale their operations. Women-owned businesses are a vital part of Michigan's economy, representing 43.2% of the state's 902,131 small businesses—higher than the national average. Detroit, in particular, was ranked as the top U.S. metropolitan area for growth in women-owned businesses between 2014 and 2019.

Qualifying businesses have more than one employee in addition to the owner, have been in operation for at least two years, and generate a minimum of $500,000 in annual revenue. Here are the businesses that were selected for the inaugural cohort: ● Eagle Specialties, LLC ● Elderly Instruments ● Fido & Stitch ● Groovy Donuts ● Jungle Jane Promotions ● Marshall Holding ● Neuco Furniture & Upholstery ● Pioneer Machine and Technology, Inc ● The Betty Brigade ● Winsome Travel Design ● Wolverine Pickleball

To address these issues, the Women's Entrepreneurial Fellowship offers:

● One-on-one mentorship with established business leaders

● Monthly learning sessions on critical business topics

● Networking opportunities with investors and industry leaders

● Guidance on accessing capital and growth resources

● Support in obtaining relevant business certifications

● Specialized courses on financial management, marketing, and operational efficiency

The program runs from November to June 2025 and is currently recruiting for 2025/26 cohorts. Interested women-owned small businesses can find more information on the WEF website or contact Kim Bode, WEF program director. The Women Entrepreneurial Fellowship is free of cost and funded by the Small Business Support Hub Grant Program in collaboration with the MEDC.

About SBAM Foundation: The SBAM Foundation is a 501(c)(3) organization that promotes small business growth in Michigan through education, research, and innovative programs.

Funding provided by the Small Business Support Hub Grant Program from the SBAM Foundation in partnership with the Michigan Economic Development Corporation. This project is being supported, in whole or in part, by federal award number SLFRP0127 awarded to the State of Michigan by the U.S. Department of the Treasury

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Michigan Business Beat | Nancy Marshall a member of SBAM's First Women’s Entrepreneurial Fellowship!

[Kim Bode / 8ThirtyFour Integrated Communications' spotlight, participant in SBAM's Women’s Entrepreneurial Fellowship] 
Chris Holman welcomes Christy Howden; owner of Wolverine Pickleball, Ann Arbor, MI.
This is the third of four interviews in a series.
There were several questions Chris wanted to find out from Christy:

Welcome Christy, tell us about your business?

Pickleball is a growing industry and community, what have you faced in trying to introduce not only your business, but the sport itself, to audiences?

What are the biggest things you’ve learned as a woman business owner?

How did you learn about the fellowship?

Why did you decide to apply?

How did you feel when you heard you were accepted?

What would you say to women business owners who are considering applying for future cohorts?

Small Business Association of Michigan Foundation Announces Inaugural Women's Entrepreneurial Fellowship New Program Addresses Multiple Challenges for Second-Stage, Women-Owned Businesses

LANSING, Mich. – The SBAM Foundation (SBAMF), supported by its parent organization, the Small Business Association of Michigan, has launched its Women's Entrepreneurial Fellowship (WEF) program and chosen 11 businesses for the first cohort. The eight-month initiative will equip these second-stage, women-owned businesses with resources to overcome diverse challenges and scale their operations. Women-owned businesses are a vital part of Michigan's economy, representing 43.2% of the state's 902,131 small businesses—higher than the national average. Detroit, in particular, was ranked as the top U.S. metropolitan area for growth in women-owned businesses.

“The launch of the Women’s Entrepreneurial Fellowship is an exciting step toward ensuring that second-stage, women-owned businesses receive the targeted support they need to thrive, said Brian Calley, SBAM President & CEO. “This program will provide invaluable resources, from mentorship and business certifications to networking opportunities and access to capital, helping these entrepreneurs overcome the unique challenges they face.”

Qualifying businesses have more than one employee in addition to the owner, have been in operation for at least two years, and generate a minimum of $500,000 in annual revenue. Here are the businesses that were selected for the inaugural cohort: ● Eagle Specialties, LLC ● Elderly Instruments ● Fido & Stitch ● Groovy Donuts ● Jungle Jane Promotions ● Marshall Holding ● Neuco Furniture & Upholstery ● Pioneer Machine and Technology, Inc ● The Betty Brigade ● Winsome Travel Design ● Wolverine Pickleball

Recent data underscores the need for the support provided by this new program. Only 10% of women business owners report securing a small business loan, and women-owned businesses receive just 2.2% of all venture capital funding in the U.S. Operationally, 59% struggle with hiring and retaining qualified staff, while 80% face difficulties dealing with increased costs.

"Women-owned businesses in Michigan confront a multitude of challenges that hinder their growth potential," said Kim Bode, Program Director. "From financial constraints to operational difficulties, our fellowship is designed to address these issues comprehensively."

To address these issues, the Women's Entrepreneurial Fellowship offers:

● One-on-one mentorship with established business leaders

● Monthly learning sessions on critical business topics

● Networking opportunities with investors and industry leaders

● Guidance on accessing capital and growth resources

● Support in obtaining relevant business certifications

● Specialized courses on financial management, marketing, and operational efficiency

Michigan Business Beat | Christy Howden a member of SBAM's First Women’s Entrepreneurial Fellowship!

[Kim Bode / 8ThirtyFour Integrated Communications' spotlight, participant in SBAM's Women’s Entrepreneurial Fellowship] 
Chris Holman welcomes Lillian Werbin, CEO/Co-Owner, Elderly Instruments, East Lansing, MI.
This is the fourth of five interviews in a series.
There were several questions Chris wanted to find out from Lillian:

About Your Business 
● Welcome back Lillian, remind the Michigan business community about your business? 
● What is the importance of engaging and strengthening the community along with your business? 
● How have your past experiences helped you grow your company? 

Inaugural Women’s Entrepreneurial Fellowship 
● How did you learn about the fellowship? 
● How did you feel when you heard you were accepted?

Impact 
● What are the biggest things you learned from the fellowship? 
● How has being a part of the fellowship impacted you and your business? 
● What would you say to women business owners who are considering applying for future cohorts?

Small Business Association of Michigan Foundation Announces Inaugural Women's Entrepreneurial Fellowship New Program Addresses Multiple Challenges for Second-Stage, Women-Owned Businesses

LANSING, Mich. – The SBAM Foundation (SBAMF), supported by its parent organization, the Small Business Association of Michigan, has launched its Women's Entrepreneurial Fellowship (WEF) program and chosen 11 businesses for the first cohort. The eight-month initiative will equip these second-stage, women-owned businesses with resources to overcome diverse challenges and scale their operations. Women-owned businesses are a vital part of Michigan's economy, representing 43.2% of the state's 902,131 small businesses—higher than the national average. Detroit, in particular, was ranked as the top U.S. metropolitan area for growth in women-owned businesses.

“The launch of the Women’s Entrepreneurial Fellowship is an exciting step toward ensuring that second-stage, women-owned businesses receive the targeted support they need to thrive, said Brian Calley, SBAM President & CEO. “This program will provide invaluable resources, from mentorship and business certifications to networking opportunities and access to capital, helping these entrepreneurs overcome the unique challenges they face.”

Qualifying businesses have more than one employee in addition to the owner, have been in operation for at least two years, and generate a minimum of $500,000 in annual revenue. Here are the businesses that were selected for the inaugural cohort: ● Eagle Specialties, LLC ● Elderly Instruments ● Fido & Stitch ● Groovy Donuts ● Jungle Jane Promotions ● Marshall Holding ● Neuco Furniture & Upholstery ● Pioneer Machine and Technology, Inc ● The Betty Brigade ● Winsome Travel Design ● Wolverine Pickleball

Recent data underscores the need for the support provided by this new program. Only 10% of women business owners report securing a small business loan, and women-owned businesses receive just 2.2% of all venture capital funding in the U.S. Operationally, 59% struggle with hiring and retaining qualified staff, while 80% face difficulties dealing with increased costs.

"Women-owned businesses in Michigan confront a multitude of challenges that hinder their growth potential," said Kim Bode, Program Director. "From financial constraints to operational difficulties, our fellowship is designed to address these issues comprehensively."

To address these issues, the Women's Entrepreneurial Fellowship offers:

● One-on-one mentorship with established business leaders

● Monthly learning sessions on critical business topics

● Networking opportunities with investors and industry leaders

● Guidance on accessing capital and growth resources

● Support in obtaining relevant business certifications

● Specialized courses on financial management, marketing, and operational efficiency

Michigan Business Beat | Lillian Werbin a member of SBAM's First Women’s Entrepreneurial Fellowship!

[Kim Bode / 8ThirtyFour Integrated Communications' spotlight, participant in SBAM's Women’s Entrepreneurial Fellowship] 
Chris Holman welcomes back Jane Mitchell, MAS, CEO/Owner Jungle Jane Promotions, Lansing, MI.

This is the fifth of five interviews in a series.
There were several questions Chris wanted to find out from Jane:

● What makes your business unique?
● What are the biggest things you’ve learned as a woman business owner?
● What have been some successes/challenges you’ve faced in your business? 
● Speak about being part of the Inaugural Women’s Entrepreneurial Fellowship 

Small Business Association of Michigan Foundation Announces Inaugural Women's Entrepreneurial Fellowship New Program Addresses Multiple Challenges for Second-Stage, Women-Owned Businesses

LANSING, Mich. – The SBAM Foundation (SBAMF), supported by its parent organization, the Small Business Association of Michigan, has launched its Women's Entrepreneurial Fellowship (WEF) program and chosen 11 businesses for the first cohort. The eight-month initiative will equip these second-stage, women-owned businesses with resources to overcome diverse challenges and scale their operations. Women-owned businesses are a vital part of Michigan's economy, representing 43.2% of the state's 902,131 small businesses—higher than the national average. Detroit, in particular, was ranked as the top U.S. metropolitan area for growth in women-owned businesses.

“The launch of the Women’s Entrepreneurial Fellowship is an exciting step toward ensuring that second-stage, women-owned businesses receive the targeted support they need to thrive, said Brian Calley, SBAM President & CEO. “This program will provide invaluable resources, from mentorship and business certifications to networking opportunities and access to capital, helping these entrepreneurs overcome the unique challenges they face.”

Qualifying businesses have more than one employee in addition to the owner, have been in operation for at least two years, and generate a minimum of $500,000 in annual revenue. Here are the businesses that were selected for the inaugural cohort: ● Eagle Specialties, LLC ● Elderly Instruments ● Fido & Stitch ● Groovy Donuts ● Jungle Jane Promotions ● Marshall Holding ● Neuco Furniture & Upholstery ● Pioneer Machine and Technology, Inc ● The Betty Brigade ● Winsome Travel Design ● Wolverine Pickleball

Recent data underscores the need for the support provided by this new program. Only 10% of women business owners report securing a small business loan, and women-owned businesses receive just 2.2% of all venture capital funding in the U.S. Operationally, 59% struggle with hiring and retaining qualified staff, while 80% face difficulties dealing with increased costs.

"Women-owned businesses in Michigan confront a multitude of challenges that hinder their growth potential," said Kim Bode, Program Director. "From financial constraints to operational difficulties, our fellowship is designed to address these issues comprehensively."

To address these issues, the Women's Entrepreneurial Fellowship offers:

● One-on-one mentorship with established business leaders

● Monthly learning sessions on critical business topics

● Networking opportunities with investors and industry leaders

● Guidance on accessing capital and growth resources

● Support in obtaining relevant business certifications

● Specialized courses on financial management, marketing, and operational efficiency

"The Women's Entrepreneurial Fellowship addresses the unique challenges faced by women entrepreneurs in Michigan,” said Amy Rencher, Senior Vice President of Small Business Services at the Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC). “Through its targeted $73 million investment, the Small Business Support Hubs program exemplifies our economic development strategy's commitment to fostering a diverse and inclusive business ecosystem across the state.

Michigan Business Beat | Jungle Jane Mitchell, Three Decade Evolving Entrepreneur SBAM Women Cohort

3 Minutes Pour Entreprendre #12 - Comment surmonter ta peur de l'echec dans ton parcours entrepreneurial

What does it take to overcome challenges and unleash Africa’s entrepreneurial spirit?

In the debut episode of From Garage to Growth, “From Security Guard to Angel Investor – Defying the Odds in Entrepreneurship,” I had the privilege of sitting down with Sola Osinoiki to unpack his journey.From working as a security guard to becoming an HR tech leader and angel investor, Sola’s story is a powerful testament to resilience, reinvention, and the role of mentorship in Africa’s entrepreneurial renaissance.


Rising Above Uniforms: from Security Guard to Industry Titan

Techopia Live was on location at TechTuesday for a compelling panel discussion exploring the realities of fast-growing companies, featuring local leaders recognized by the 2024 Deloitte Canada Technology Fast 50™ and Companies-to-Watch awards. Held in partnership with Deloitte and moderated by Wesley Clover International’s Veronica Farmer, the session offered rare insights into the pressures, pivots, and strategies behind rapid business growth.

The conversation brought together three Ottawa-based tech leaders who shared the growing pains behind the headlines: Brad Crepeau of FoodCycler / Food Cycle Science, Pierce Ujjainwalla of Knak, and Kailin Noivo of Noibu. Together, they discussed what it really takes to lead through uncertainty, scale operations, and maintain momentum in competitive markets—all while staying true to their vision and values.

Riaz Sidi, Techopia Live Correspondent, also spoke with attendees throughout the event, including Arianna Farley of Deloitte Canada, Angella Goran of Tapango Technologies Inc., and Ruth Ayalew and Diya Praveen of Youth Ottawa.

For more on Ottawa’s entrepreneurial and tech scene, visit https://obj.ca/techopia.

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Techopia Live @ Tech Tuesday: Unique Insights from Leaders of Fast-Growing Companies | Episode 282

‘Eyes On’ is all about the significant happenings and events taking place in the Emirate of Sharjah. Covering the major aspects of life in the Emirate such as real estate, health, education, culture, and more. Be it a corporate exhibition or a family funfair. Be it for the professional or the child in you... Tune in before the weekend to find out how to plan your weekend in Sharjah.

Michael (Mike) Shannon Sims , a 20-year successful entrepreneur, inspires others with business skills and a devotion to excellence.

Georgian businessman Cedrick Leggett founded three profitable businesses by the age of 35. He holds a degree in business information technology from ABAC College.

📍 How to Make Your Mark in Any Industry
🎙️ Weekly interviews with entrepreneurs
⭐️ Hosted by Joe White & Cain Daniel
💎 Founders of Remic

Resilient Entrepreneur is a platform for candid conversations about the challenges entrepreneurs face and the strategies they can use to overcome them. These challenges can include personal setbacks, traumas, generational trauma, economic downturns, and financial hardships. Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur or simply seeking motivation, this podcast offers valuable insights into the power of resilience. Join me on a journey of resilience and triumph.

Shelley, your host, is a seasoned entrepreneur and a Marine Corp veteran with a passion for empowering others to overcome adversity. With a Master's degree in Strategic and Organizational Leadership and nearly three decades of experience in leadership roles, Shelley brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the table.

Having personally navigated challenges such as MST and transgenerational trauma, Shelley understands firsthand the power of resilience. Her journey has equipped her with the tools and insights to help others thrive in the face of adversity. Join Shelley as she shares inspiring stories and practical advice on Resilient Entrepreneur.

The team at Stanford eCorner believes in the powerful combination of evidence and imagination. We share original stories from informed leaders in academia and industry that focus on innovation, startups, culture, and strategy. The goal: empower you to bring bold ideas to life. 

Stanford eCorner is led by the Stanford Technology Ventures Program (STVP), the entrepreneurship center in Stanford University’s School of Engineering.

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The Ottawa Business Journal is the leading source of business news and information Canada's national capital region. CEOs and business leaders turn to OBJ for the business news they can't find anywhere else – unique and relevant content tailored to business managers, owners, professionals and executives.

With a number of media platforms available to reach our audience, Ottawa Business Journal has something for every advertiser. OBJ's scope includes its monthly newsmagazine, the largest business news website in Ottawa, OBJToday daily e-newsletter, active social media channels, a YouTube channel with hundreds of videos, multimedia industry projects and some of Ottawa's premier business events.

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