40 min
TPaB E4: Elevating Entrepreneurship by Co-Hosts Rp & Sam Life of PIE
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- Entrepreneurship
Transformative entrepreneurs are leading the charge in addressing wicked problems by creating relevant and scalable solutions that are poised to make a lasting and sustainable impact. They employ similar methodologies to conventional business practices but capitalise on market failures around social issues and environmental challenges.
Arthur Kay, a seasoned entrepreneur and Co-Chair and Co-Founder of FastForward 2030, chats with Sam and RP about his vast experience as a CEO of several start-ups and organisations, including Skyroom and Bio-Bean, and as an all-around creator and problem solver. To Prosperity and Beyond is a mini-series embedded in the IGP’s Life of PIE podcast. It focuses on the lives and experiences of professionals who are addressing the challenges to global prosperity through transformative entrepreneurship.
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The comments, views, and opinions expressed are those of the speakers and do not necessarily represent the views of UCL.
Transformative entrepreneurs are leading the charge in addressing wicked problems by creating relevant and scalable solutions that are poised to make a lasting and sustainable impact. They employ similar methodologies to conventional business practices but capitalise on market failures around social issues and environmental challenges.
Arthur Kay, a seasoned entrepreneur and Co-Chair and Co-Founder of FastForward 2030, chats with Sam and RP about his vast experience as a CEO of several start-ups and organisations, including Skyroom and Bio-Bean, and as an all-around creator and problem solver. To Prosperity and Beyond is a mini-series embedded in the IGP’s Life of PIE podcast. It focuses on the lives and experiences of professionals who are addressing the challenges to global prosperity through transformative entrepreneurship.
If you enjoy this show, please leave a rating or review.
The comments, views, and opinions expressed are those of the speakers and do not necessarily represent the views of UCL.
40 min