Values & Ventures WFU ENT 304-E

For this episode, Wake Forest University student Lucius You, introduces a global perspective of entrepreneurship as he interviews Mr. (ENTER NAME) You about the Chinese Real Estate Industry and more.  Mr. You shares his entrepreneurial journey and the hardships he faced when he first started out.  Through the virtue of resilience, he was able to take what he learned through troubling times and build his own successful business.  Mr. You shares a lot of wisdom, including how to cultivate humility, honesty and open-mindedness and to see the big picture (rather than focusing on personal gain/profit).  (Produced and Voice-over by Tim Davis)

For this episode, Wake Forest University students Jake Goldberg and Lane Morriswe interview the CEO of Sales Factory, Ged King. Sales Factory is the largest marketing agency in its region. The agency works mostly with durable goods, sporting goods, and even grocery, with its hotspot being in the home improvement space. King has been the CEO of the company for around 20 years, and in addition to being incredibly insightful and experienced in the marketing world, he is a super great person who simply wants to do well for others in his North Carolina community and help businesses grow.  (Produced by Chris Wahrhaftig)

Wake Forest University students Maya Sowells and Ty Hardimon interview the creator of White Space, Ivonne Aldaz. Ivonne is also the Marketing Specialist for TINT, where she leads the Future of Marketing Initiative.  Ivonne is an exemplary role model and entrepreneur, demonstrating that you can achieve your career goals by applying the right virtues and values.  In this episode, Ivonne shares great advice on how courage, honesty and a strong desire to take control of her life led her to where she is today and inspires her future actions. (Produced by Lucy Lefferts)

The hardest challenges have the ability to breed the greatest successes. For this episode, Wake Forest University student Khushi Arya interviews Kevin Keller, the founder of Fulton & Roark, who combines courage, resilience, and humility through the story of the company that shook up the fragrance industry. Keller describes his entrepreneurial journey and lets us in on a couple of secrets about this world. Join us for a chance to listen and learn about the reality of being an entrepreneur. It may not have been easy, but it was definitely worth it!

Fulton & Roark crafts premium men’s grooming products, most famously known for their solid colognes. For more information and a look at all their products, check out their website www.fultonandroark.com or follow their Instagram @fultonandraork.  (Episode produced by Will Zhang, Micaela Giberti)