Entrepreneurship Bootcamp's guest appearances

Entrepreneurship Bootcamp

Cigars and Sea Stories

American Heroes Network

Tyler School of Art's Life After Tyler podcasts

SAfm Market Update with Moneyweb

The Daniel Bourke Show

Pulse of the Region

Contacto Asia Pacífico

Scott Smith

Jay Williams

Mark Russell

Steve Martin

Dan Gordon

Linda Kreter

David Griggs

Paul Rodriguez

Chris Bowers

Bob Woodruff

Chris Peterson

Gary Anderson

Andrew O'Brien

Mark Brown

Literacy Programmes

OwlTail

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Entrepreneurship Bootcamp Changes Veterans’ Lives

A key challenge for many artists is continuing to focus on the art they love while earning a living that affords them the lifestyle they desire. A number of new and creative career choices and paths are available which allow you to develop the professional life you desire. This is the opening panel discussion from our Artist as Entrepreneur Bootcamp workshop held January 20, 2018. Panelists include:  Ashley Peel Pinkham, co-owner, Philadelphia Independents Tiffica Benza, co-owner, Philadelphia Independents Joy Stember, owner, Joy Stember Metal Arts Studio William Farr, owner, Will Farr Design Emily Logan, Moderator  If you would like to read their full bios, click here to download.

A key challenge for many artists is continuing to focus on the art they love while earning a living that affords them the lifestyle they desire. A number of new and creative career choices and paths are available which allow you to develop the professional life you desire. This is the opening panel discussion from our Artist as Entrepreneur Bootcamp workshop held January 20, 2018. Panelists include: <ul> <li>Ashley Peel Pinkham, co-owner, Philadelphia Independents</li> <li>Tiffica Benza, co-owner, Philadelphia Independents</li> <li>Joy Stember, owner, Joy Stember Metal Arts Studio</li> <li>William Farr, owner, Will Farr Design</li> <li>Emily Logan, Moderator</li> </ul> If you would like to read their full bios, <a href="https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vEx7MbJgM8xIGmCxcBHXl2LJ-vpaTxjD/view?usp=sharing" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">click here to download.</a>

020_Creative Entrepreneurship Bootcamp Panel

Designed to open the door to business ownership for our veteransCaleb Perkins: Completed 8 years in special operations. Deployed 6 times knelt on a pressure plate IED in Afghanistan and was medically retired from the US army. Currently, the CEO/president of Shadow Trade Tactical we provide tactical and defense training as well as creating custom sniper weapon systems. EBV Texas A&amp;M  Brandon Bunch: I was an infantry man in the US marine corps from 2000-2004. I served two tours in Iraq, the first in the invasion in 2003 with kilo company 3rd battalion 5th marines. The second I served as a combat replacement with weapons company 2nd battalion 2nd marines in 2004. I didn't struggle with effects of combat in my opinion until the summer of 2010, one year after my wife delivered our still born daughter. I had been diagnosed with PTSD at the time of discharge from the marines in 2004 but I hadn't allowed it to affect me until then. Little did I know that summer of 2010 my struggle with PTSD would turn my world upside down.I noticed since that time when I focus on something bigger then myself, serving others, great things happen. The last few years i have been focusing on being an entrepreneur and serving our American Heroes. EBV Texas A&amp;M

Designed to open the door to business ownership for our veterans Caleb Perkins: Completed 8 years in special operations. Deployed 6 times knelt on a pressure plate IED in Afghanistan and was medically retired from the US army. Currently, the CEO/president of Shadow Trade Tactical we provide tactical and defense training as well as creating custom sniper weapon systems. EBV Texas A&amp;M Brandon Bunch: I was an infantry man in the US marine corps from 2000-2004. I served two tours in Iraq, the first in the invasion in 2003 with kilo company 3rd battalion 5th marines. The second I served as a combat replacement with weapons company 2nd battalion 2nd marines in 2004. I didn't struggle with effects of combat in my opinion until the summer of 2010, one year after my wife delivered our still born daughter. I had been diagnosed with PTSD at the time of discharge from the marines in 2004 but I hadn't allowed it to affect me until then. Little did I know that summer of 2010 my struggle with PTSD would turn my world upside down. I noticed since that time when I focus on something bigger then myself, serving others, great things happen. The last few years i have been focusing on being an entrepreneur and serving our American Heroes. EBV Texas A&amp;M

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