Create a contact list of decision-makers in the entrepreneurship industry.
The rolodex will connect neophytes with experienced entrepreneurs.
The value is two-fold; (1)neophytes have access to expert guidance (2) experienced entrepreneurs have a window into the newest emerging ideas.
Currently, it is difficult for new entrepreneurs to gain experienced-based knowledge and it's becoming increasingly hard for established entrepreneurs to monitor the industry's dynamics.
A quality solution will bridge these gaps and add synergy to the entrepreneurial industry.
Catagorize contacts by entrepreneurial focus. ie. tech, non-profits, fashion, products, manufactoring, etc.
Contact information MUST be appropriate. (No personal cell phone numbers without permission)
Bring your own creativity
PLEDGES
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