It’s full programs with the schools. It’s bringing in entrepreneurs. I was very fortunate to participate at Spelman in their Capstone Entrepreneurship class. I shared my experience, and I judged a pitch competition. It’s making sure that it’s not just a one-off. You have to constantly be educating students and giving them opportunities. The other really exciting thing, and I see this in my daughter– is the careers that didn’t exist when we were growing up. I think educating students on what is your passion, what is your purpose, and what do you love to do, and knowing that there is a bridge to that in terms of entrepreneurship.
Seeing is believing is becoming– I truly believe that line. If we can make sure that we are giving our time, our resources, and our talents by going into the schools, that is such a gift because this is the next generation to drive economic advancement and lead the future of entrepreneurship.
