Wharton Stories: Wharton Entrepreneurs Workshops

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The Path From Labs to the Marketplace

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After more than six years as a Special Forces medical sergeant, Thomas Cavett, WG’18, G’18, came to Wharton to work on the launch of an innovative traumatic injury detection device.

How This Lauder Vet Is Working to Create Life-Saving Devices for the Military

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Wharton Entrepreneurs Workshop #52 — “Why and How to Pursue Angel Investing” with David Mes, WG’05, and Ben Orthlieb, WG’07

Why and How to Pursue Angel Investing

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Wharton Entrepreneurs Workshop #51 — “How to Make Sure Your Product Is User-Driven, and Why It Matters” with Julie Price, WG’08

How to Make Sure Your Product Is User-Driven

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Wharton Entrepreneurs Workshop #50 — “Start Up Selling” with Jeffrey Goodman, WG’96, Genweb2 VP of Sales

A Powerful Model for Targeting the Right Kinds of Customers

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Wharton Entrepreneurs Workshop #49 — “The Art of Product Management” with Sachin Rekhi, ENG’05, W’05

How to Master the Art of Product Management

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Wharton Entrepreneurs Workshop #48 — “Getting your Mobile App Done – A Session for Managers and Entrepreneurs” with Zornitza Stefanova, WG’05

The Team, Tools, and Process You Need to Build a Mobile App

Wharton Entrepreneurs Workshop #47 — “Crowdfunding to Series B – Launching (Literally) a Satellite-Powered Data Product” with Chris Wake

How Spire Went from Kickstarter Poster Child to a Multinational Organization

Wharton Entrepreneurs Workshop #46 — “Acqui-Hires in the Bay Area Tech Sector: An Alternative to the Simple Offer of Employment” with Todd Carpenter and Rachel Proffitt

The Dynamics and Corporate Motivations Involved in an Acqui-hire

Wharton Entrepreneurs Workshop #45 — “The Strava Story: Lessons in Customer Obsession and Engagement and Other Keys to Growth” with Strava Cofounder and CEO Mark Gainey

Strava CEO Shares Lessons in Customer Engagement and Other Keys to Growth

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