(My personal blog at: http://www.winnieyklai.com)
Interview with featured student entrepreneur Winnie Lai by WomanzWorld
http://womanzworld.com/entrepreneurs/why-young-entrepreneurs-are-good-fo...
"I love the energy and enthusiasm of young entrepreneurs. I’ve been privileged to meet several dynamos recently that make me wish I’d delved into the world of entrepreneurship earlier.
Winnie Lai is one of these people. I met her over coffee last week and figured she was the last person in the world who needed caffeine.
High on life this energiser bunny was keen to discuss all the reasons why being an entrepreneur is the only way to live your life.
She made me forget the challenging times when you just wish you could head to a cushy job (let’s face it we’ve all had those moments). Instead I felt like running off to start more businesses.
Clinicbook is hiring a summer student in Computer Science or Computer Engineering. Check out Clinicbook for more information.
Also for your start-up check out business programs like Y-Combinator for great opportunities to grow your business in silicon valley.
Do you want to know what's out there to help you pursue success in Entrepreneurship? On November 18th at the Vancouver Convention Center all post-secondary Entrepreneurship related organizations gather for an evening of collaboration and networking. The evening will include a keynote on how to get the most out of your experience while in school as well as displays and presentations by all of Greater Vancouver's Entrepreneurial Organizations. Bus transportation to and from the event is being organized. The Student Entrepreneurs Meet Up runs from 4pm to 6pm, but the Innovasion entrepreneurship exhibition is all-day long.
More information at www.innovasion.ca
Even after identifying a unique business opportunity and commercializing a product, a lot of dedication and talent is required for an organization to secure its future.
The guest speakers Janice Cheam, President and Co-founder of Energy Aware Technology Inc., David Helliwell, Co-founder of Pulse Energy, and Jonathan Bixby, President and CEO of Strangeloop Networks Inc. have demonstrated significant potential in their early stage companies for sustainable long-term growth.
Come hear how they got to where they are today and how they plan to lay a path of success well into the future.
Why are ideas like measles, waffles and mirrors? Why do successful people generally fail more often than less successful ones? At Vancouver Innovation Camp, you’ll discover how answers to these questions are related to learning entrepreneurship principles. Build your creativity and innovation skills by participating in activities designed to inspire your inner entrepreneur, without the boring lectures. Participants practice skills such as identifying opportunities, learning from failure, resourcefulness, collaborating with a team and adapting to changing environments. You'll connect with brilliant people and work together to build on great ideas and find innovative solutions to real world challenges. Unleash your entrepreneurial spirit!