Paul Kedrowsky speaks at MIT about how the facts of life – namely, the effects of aging – are going to totally transform our society.
We think it’s pretty neat, and it makes us wonder what the economy will look like when the nation’s purse strings are controlled mostly by older women.
We met Michael Caito at the Global Student Entrepreneur Awards when we visited the NYSE this October. He’s the Chairman of the Entrepreneurs’ Organization, which is the group that created this annual competition. Michael is an entrepreneur himself (as you may have guessed), and he took a moment to tell us what it takes to be successful out there.
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TILE showed up for part of the Global Student Entrepreneur Awards at the New York Stock Exchange this October, and we met some young folks who made us feel bad about sleeping through college.
Kristen Santerian is still in college, and she decided to forgo sleep entirely to start her own competition-crushing moving and storage business called PennMoveOut. She seems to be dealing with the sleep deprivation pretty well to us:
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We found Peter Thomas hanging around at the Global Student Entrepreneur Awards while we were at the New York Stock Exchange this October. He’s been supporting young people with big ideas for almost a quarter century, and he was happy to take a minute to tell us about the hows and whys of giving back.
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Chris is another fine lad we met at the Global Student Entrepreneur Awards event at the NYSE. He’s been a business-starting maniac since age nine, but it took him until 2009 to be named Business Week’s Top Young Entrepreneur. In the same year, he was a finalist in the GSEA.
Today he runs a company that provides free discount cards to people without prescription drug insurance, making it more affordable for the underinsured to get the medication they need (and making a profit in the meanwhile). Here’s Chris:
Watch the oh-ficial GSEA 2010 recap video here. To see all our GSEA interviews, click here.
TILE showed up for part of the Global Student Entrepreneur Awards at the New York Stock Exchange this October, and we met some young folks who made us feel bad about sleeping through college.
Adam is just one of them. He was THE Global Student Entrepreneur of the Year in 2005, because he figured out how to turn a simple off-campus housing need into a multi-million dollar real estate business.
But… why? Well, we asked him:
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Lani Rosenstock makes a living telling people in New York and D.C. what to wear. But this one little tip might eliminate the need for most of her fashion advice. (Sorry, Lani.)
It’s not every day you get to interview an editor from your favorite daily mailing list, but we somehow convinced Lauren to chat in front of our camera last week. Check out her interview to learn about the dude-ranch-to-web-editor career track and, of course, Bacon Salt.
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