How to Think Like an Entrepreneur
Gary Hoover
September 19, 2011
1pm ET / 10am PT
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Gary Hoover has spent a lifetime creating and bringing to fruition innovative ways to serve the public. His BOOKSTOP was the first book "superstore" chain and Hoover's and Hoovers.com led the way in making information about businesses and industries readily available in print and on the Internet. Listening to Gary is like drinking from a fire hydrant: a huge and fascinating flow of information and facts, coupled with human insights and real world conclusions to live by.
Join us for this special Executive Seminar Series program, presented by TrainingIndustry.com and International Speakers Bureau, as we provide you with instant access to global thought leaders. Invite your executive leadership to this high-level presentation to connect with world-class speakers on topics designed to support business strategies and build economic opportunities.
In this intense, engaging session, Gary uncovers...
- The eight key ways that entrepreneurs, and people who think like entrepreneurs, see (and therefore change) the world
- How you can apply these keys to any enterprise, for profit or not, of any size, anywhere on Earth.
- Examples of how thinking like an entrepreneur can lead to the development of new and innovative products, services and business ideas
Register today for this free, one-hour seminar to save your seat at the strategic table.
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Gary Hoover started out his career as a security analyst for CitiBank on Wall Street, was a buyer for Federated Department Stores and has headed up acquisitions and strategic planning for May Department Store Company. Hoover went on to start BOOKSTOP, a book superstore that seven years later was sold to Barnes & Noble for $41.5 million. Hoover also founded Hoover's Inc., the world's largest Internet-based provider of information about enterprises, and was recently appointed the first Entrepreneur-in-Residence at the Herb Kelleher Center for Entrepreneurship at the McCombs School of Business at the University of Texas at Austin.
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