Geoffrey Kent, Founder and CEO of Think Big with Geoffrey Kent, is a serial entrepreneur (having launched 20+ entrepreneurial ventures over the last 5 decades), who took his last tech venture (Cognis IT) from launch to successful exit in 6 years a decade ago. In addition to an MBA in Entrepreneurial Management from the Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania, Geoffrey has been an executive at Xerox Corporation, AT&T, the Erving Group (a holding company owned by NBA Hall of Famer Julius “Dr. J” Erving), and Deloitte Consulting, has taught entrepreneurship at Lincoln University, has judged Drexel University’s annual business plan competition, and has served on multiple corporate boards of directorships.
Roadmap for Success:
1. Passion
2. Strategic Alliances
3. Laser Focus
4. WorldClass Customer Service (Customers are the best sales force with hot Referrals)
5.A-Team to Execute Vision
6. Success Metrics/Leading Metrics (what milestones contributed to sales)
Things I Didn't Learn at Harvard is a podcast hosted by 2 Superconnectors - Victor Lee & Rajiv Jadhav, who will be talking about how to network smartly in a post-pandemic world. Rajiv Jadhav (Anchor) is a United Nations Advisor, Reputation Management Strategist and Social Impact Activist. Victor Lee (Co-Anchor) is a seasoned business strategist and networking expert. Victor will be guiding listeners through all the things he's learned about networking since he graduated from Harvard.
WHAT?
Victor created the Impresario Approach to Cognitive Networking to help anyone and everyone become a better networker. Rajiv, Victor and their guests will be discussing how to apply the lessons of the Impresario Approach and provide you with Networking Nuggets in every episode that will make you a better networker instantly!
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