Peter Christo

22 Jun, 2009

Leverage off young entrepreneurs under guidance

Posted by: Peter Christo In: Entrepreneurship| Innovation

I have entered into a collaborative deal with RMIT’s Bachelor of Business Entrepreneurship to “kill two birds with one stone”.  Students need for experience, and new ventures need for commercial evaluation, strategy and planning.

I am inviting new venture and startup business opportunity owners to nominate their ventures as prospective projects for the Entrepreneurial Venture Class under My and Nathan Wakeford’s guidance (Somage Fine Foods).

We have a limit to how many we can take, and this will close end of July 2009.  Click here if interested.

Hope to see ya’ll at Pitch Club Thursday night!

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  • Dustin Pratt: Excellent Article! It is very difficult to evaluate and pursue a venture. I this model highlights an effective way to qualify and advance your ide

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I have been self employed or involved in business ventures (in one form or another since 1995), having only worked for 2 years in industry after my undergraduate degree. I undertook a number of business ventures some more successful than others. After a wild ride between 1999 and 2002, I undertook a Masters degree in Innovation and Entrepreneurship and simultaneously got married and became a dad soon after. These two events re-orientated my perspective on life as I knew it. I am now involved in multiple business ventures. I also lecture in entrepreneurship and I am a “doting dad”. This blog is mainly about that revised perspective, and is an opportunity to reflect on the current juxtaposition between business ventures, fatherhood and just being a man. Thanks for visiting!

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