MARKETPLACE: Getting grads to build more start-ups
February 17, 2014 Interviewed By Lizzie O’Leary Check out the full article here
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February 17, 2014 Check out the full article here
View ArticleThe Qualities We Need (Excerpt 8)
Check out the latest excerpt from “Smart People Should Build Things” as seen on FastCompany.com A friend told me about a young Princeton graduate she knew named Cole. Cole studied mathematics and went...
View ArticleBLOOMBERG BUSINESSWEEK: Is Wall Street Pay Hampering U.S. Innovation?
February 26, 2014 By Sheelah Kolhatkar In 2009, when the economy was still convulsing from the financial crisis, Daniel Roth (now Linkedin’s (LNKD) executive editor) published a piece about the future...
View ArticleBUSINESS INSIDER: 3 Elite Grads Share Why They Moved To Detroit
March 5, 2014 By Richard Feloni As Detroit leaders work to pay back the city’s estimated $18 billion in debt, one entrepreneur is building a rich startup culture that he hopes could revive the Motor...
View ArticleTeam of Builders (Excerpt 9)
Check out the final excerpt from Smart People Should Build Things as seen on Fastcompany.com Who was the eighth employee at Google back in 1999? I don’t know either; I tried to Google it and couldn’t...
View ArticleThe Smart People Manifesto: How to Get Our Nation’s Top Graduates to Build...
Published by ChangeThis Issue 115 – 01 March 12, 2014 By Andrew Yang
View ArticleSCHOOL FOR STARTUPS RADIO: Andrew Yang of Venture for America and Author...
March 31, 2014 Andrew Yang is our first guest on School for Startups Radio today. Andrew was a big-time corporate lawyer and decided one day that it was not for him. He felt compelled to become an...
View ArticleENTREPRENEUR.COM: Failure: Go From Moping to Hoping
April 22, 2014 By Neil Parmar For many entrepreneurs, this scene is all too familiar: “I lay on my floor looking up at the ceiling, wondering how it had come to this,” writes Andrew Yang in his new...
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