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Oct 28, 2026

Paul MarcaMODERATOR
52:56
It's been great to talk with Peter about this.
Paul MarcaMODERATOR
52:59
But more importantly, I think the School of Engineering and the Graduate School of Business have partnered together to create an online certificate program, the Stanford Innovation and Entrepreneurship Certificate.
Paul MarcaMODERATOR
53:13
Many of the market fundamentals that Peter shared with you today will certainly lead to tools and techniques and perspectives that Peter will share actually in just a few moments regarding the course that he's going to be teaching where investors can think about tools and techniques and perspectives as startups emerge and how to really think about those things.
Paul MarcaMODERATOR
53:36
The
Tim ElliottHOST
0:27
I'm normally good with names, but you're the founder MD of E-Zone.
Tim ElliottHOST
0:31
You're also the host of the podcast, Entrepreneurship is Not for Everyone.
Tim ElliottHOST
0:36
Ain't that the truth? So let's get some tips, practical tips, on checking visa offers, choosing the right visa, and avoiding costly mistakes.
Tim ElliottHOST
0:44
Because this, Merit Ben, this is one of those horrible... distasteful stories, I think.

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Tim ElliottHOST
27:13
I know.
Tim ElliottHOST
27:14
Sometimes.
Tim ElliottHOST
27:15
You're the founder and managing director of E-Zone, also the host of the podcast, Entrepreneurship is Not for Everyone.
Tim ElliottHOST
27:23
Thank you for joining us.
GiftHOST
1:30
His career also includes experience as a psychotherapist and In federal law enforcement, before he ventured into entrepreneurship, alongside his wife, he owns what is in the Boer pet shop and lead its franchise system.
GiftHOST
1:57
He also would strip Foodie Dynamics, a freeze-dying company that supply private labors product to more than 150 pet brands before its acquisition in 2025.
GiftHOST
2:15
He's also an author of Entrepreneurship, Doing What Others Only Think About, and is passionate about sharing the realities of business without the hype.
GiftHOST
2:26
Today, we are exploring what it takes to build a business, why problem-solving matters more than simply having a great idea, and what...
GiftHOST
2:37
Aspiring entrepreneurs need to understand before taking the leap.
Sean B. JonesGUEST
7:15
and to be close to family, and that really was the beginning of our entrepreneur story.
GiftHOST
7:22
Wow.
GiftHOST
7:22
Your book is titled Entrepreneurship, Doing What Others Only Think About.
Ashkan KarbasfrooshanGUEST
81:24
Déjà, 330 jours plus tard, ce n'est même pas un projet de, d'expo ou de sport.
Ashkan KarbasfrooshanGUEST
81:29
C'est un projet civique qui va inclure un musée, le musée Je me souviens, qui va honorer les batteurs du Québec, une école d'entrepreu-- d'entrepreneurship, The Academy and Study of Entrepreneurship or ASE, que j'allais faire ces choses anyway, mais par exprès, pour un peu comme, tu sais, comme un quart-arrière qui dit : « OK, c'est qui qui va venir comme, en tant qu'obstacle.
Ashkan KarbasfrooshanGUEST
81:52
» J'ai dit : « Je vais intégrer ça dans le concept du 4C.
Ashkan KarbasfrooshanGUEST
81:56
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Tony MarinaroHOST
82:03
Euh, quand tu parles du musée et l'école de partenariat.
Ashkan KarbasfrooshanGUEST
82:11
L'école d'entrepreneurship.
Tony MarinaroHOST
82:12
Entrepreneurship.
Tony MarinaroHOST
82:14
Est-ce que ça, c'est parce que tu veux vraiment que la ville puis le gouvernement embarquent ?
Terry HylandHOST
8:08
Kristen Schreiber, the director of chemicals and bioeconomy in the executive's DG Grow unit, recently spoke about this at Chemical Watch's Europe Regulatory Updates Conference in Brussels.
Terry HylandHOST
8:22
Now, DG Grow is the European Commission's Directorate General for Internal Market, Industry, Entrepreneurship, and Small and Medium-sized Enterprises or Businesses, and it works to create an open and resilient EU market.
Terry HylandHOST
8:38
Well, as Luke reports, Director Schreiber said a network of innovation and substitution hubs could help speed the development of safer and more sustainable chemical technologies and safer chemical alternatives.
Terry HylandHOST
8:52
Another measure is the EU's Critical Chemicals Alliance, which, as we've talked about on this podcast, is working to identify chemicals of strategic value to the EU that could see longer-term support measures.
Dan HugoHOST
66:54
And that is where I would point here in the Greater Vegas area at that lack of culture.
Dan HugoHOST
67:00
opportunity to grow or to cultivate it but we cannot just assume that it's a topping that we can sprinkle over we can change it we can change all this we just it might take a while but it starts when it starts it doesn't start with a linkedin posts post finally in conclusion for now i can't believe this is going to be around an hour i thought this would have been 90 minutes to be honest In conclusion for now, we can talk about Right to Start and Nevada the Entrepreneurial in November because we will almost certainly be timing the next edition of Candles and Flashlights here on the Cafe Genius Impresario's audio program, production by street, for soon after GEW, Global Entrepreneurship Week.
Dan HugoHOST
67:47
So soon after, probably soon after the 16th, to be honest, if I'm being totally honest, so on the Friday period.
Dan HugoHOST
67:55
20th? 20th, yeah.
Dan MartellHOST
4:50
It was just starting when I got into computers.
Dan MartellHOST
4:54
business became kind of my outlet to express the creativity that I had and the way I look at it is that Entrepreneurship is really the ultimate personal development program when you talk about betterment and being learning how to be a better person There's really no better feedback mechanism than building a business because if you're stuck people think they have business problems when they really have personal problems that just show up in their business and And then programming became my new addiction.
Dan MartellHOST
5:21
And I've been fortunate enough since then to have started five software companies.
Dan MartellHOST
5:25
I've sold the last three.
Joe MenningerHOST
63:16
One of the last questions was inspired by Happy Robots.
Joe MenningerHOST
63:20
It's a unicorn that was founded in San Francisco, but actually the team did a lot of work at TU Munich, Unternehmertum, and basically they got their Exist funding, worked there, and then went to San Francisco to start the company.
Joe MenningerHOST
63:36
So how do you prevent deep tech companies from becoming international too early in a way that moves too much value creation abroad?
Thomas WaltherGUEST
63:46
Well, that's, the point of course here is, so why do they move to the US? Now, first of all, there's a huge market, but also the spirit in California, of course, is hard to beat, right? They're very upfront, positive, willing to take risks.
Seth RudinHOST
0:00
Hey there, this is Seth Ruitt and welcome back to another episode of Entrepreneurship Unlocked.
Seth RudinHOST
0:05
And I have an international hero in management with us today.
Seth RudinHOST
0:09
I'm excited to have Lalitha on the call.
CJHOST
0:03
Welcome to Business, Entrepreneurship, and Leadership in a rapidly changing, uh, AI world.
CJHOST
0:13
The podcast where we explore how technology, leadership, and entrepreneurship are shaping the world we are moving into.
CJHOST
0:22
Today, I'm joined by Jordan Samuel-Fleming.

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