Entrepreneurship 2021: Learning From the Past and Present So We Can Shape the Future

The GIC is pleased to host this virtual briefing on the promise and perils of business start-ups. The event will focus on how entrepreneurs, and college students engaging in entrepreneurial endeavors, survive and thrive in normal economic conditions and during the era of Covid-19. Join us as we welcome our speakers, Troy D’Ambrosio, Executive Director, Lassonde Entrepreneur Institute and assistant dean at the David Eccles School of Business at the University of Utah and Noam Wasserman, Dean of Sy Syms School of Business at Yeshiva University. This event is held in partnership with Yeshiva University and in memory of David Drelich, MD, CFP.

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