Entrepreneurship At Rowan Rowan Radio

Entrepreneur and philanthropist Stephen Harbaugh brings his infectious energy to Entrepreneurship At Rowan with host Aidan Tahmazian. Harbaugh discusses the role of family and how he emphasizes that on the job. Elsewhere, he offers advice to students on how to succeed including the importance of overcoming fear.

Host Aiden Tahmazian interviews Christopher Greco, President of Brands and Marketing at Ginsy Home Solutions. Greco, who is a part of the Rowan Entrepreneurship Advisory Council, talks about his goals and how traveling the world helped his understanding of manufacturing. Also, he provides an important life lesson to students and talks about being a part of the Rowan Entrepreneurship Advisory Council.

Michael Parlante is a versatile entrepreneur. He dabbles in real estate and orthodontics. A new episode of Entrepreneurship At Rowan catches up with Parlante, who talks about his path through college and what he learned after graduating from college. Also, he explains the process of failing in business and why it isn't necessarily a bad thing.

Host Aiden Tahmazian is joined by guest Amber Deimler, Vice President of Sales at Demountable Concepts in Glassboro, New Jersey. Deimler discusses her educational background, the importance of sales, mentoring students, and what Demountable Concepts is all about. Plus, she explains the importance of relationship building and how it is relatable to sales.

The second episode of Entrepreneurship At Rowan focuses on Isabelle Kent, the CEO of Philly Startup Leaders. She joins host Aiden Tahmazian to discuss her career and what it's like to be a part of the Philly Titan 100. Kent lays out what it takes to be a good entrepreneur and much more.

Diane Mussio is the first guest on the Season 4 premiere of Entrepreneurship At Rowan, hosted by Rowan University student Aiden Tahmazian. Currently, Mussio is a marketing Senior Director for Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. She details her career path including working at a variety of different companies like Wawa and Campbell Soup Company and what students can learn from it. Also, she offers advice and wisdom to students on how to best utilize their strengths.