Businese idea of interest

Erik Hanberg is a warmhearted multi-talented person. I first met him in my entrepreneurship class at Washington State University. That day he is the guest speaker of our class and he had a speech about how to raise money and marketing strategies. His presentation made me think more about making a business and the way it will grow up in the future. During the speech, I already know that he is a good speaker with the presentation skill, the way he communicates and his eye contact. Digging a bit about him on Google, I found that he is the author of three books: The Little Book of Gold, The Little Book of Likes, and The Little Book of Boards for the non-profit organization to raise capital. He is also a director that explains the performing skills and audience control during his speech. Although, he gave out a lot of incredibly brilliant marketing tactics. But I would like to state the tactic that I found most interesting. It is called a high expectations. For instance, there is a commer

John Dimmer is one of the guest speakers that I can forget about his sense of humor. Dimmer is truly an entrepreneur who has founded many companies and is specialized in debt financing. He guides me on how to manage and calculate the spending of a start-up company. Then he teaches me that when I borrow money to start a company.  I should prioritize secure sources like banks and the government first. Then angel investors, investors, friends, and family are the follow-up sources. I really learned the first step of starting a company, what to do and how to do it from him. There is one thing about him that I am learning a lot from is the importance of supporter. “If you want to go fast, go alone; if you want to go far, go together" (African Proverb). Most business is not a monopoly so it is important for a business to have supporters. For a business, to grow substantially supporters and connections are necessary. There are many kinds of benefits the supporter can bring to the business

Shadrach White is the CEO and co-founder of CloudPWR with more than 20 years in the software industry. Had a chance to meet him, I found that he is a very confident person with the career he built. His company is the most successful out of all the guest speakers so far. CloudPWR was the frontier in cloud technology and is a pioneer in next-gen platform growth, business systems integration and LLC technology. From his great presentation, he demonstrated the logical way he manages his company. Unlike other website companies that provide what customers want. His company chooses to provide them what they need and that had a significant impact on the business that chose his company. Consequently, His reputation is raised as one of the most efficient solution sellers. I learn from him how to maintain and lead a company in an effective way, the leadership of how to connect people in the company and create a comfortable in the company. He stated that the working environment is very important f

Brian Forth is the first guest speaker I have in this quarter. He described that he has been in the web development business since 1995 and is the founder of SiteCrafting while he was still in St. Charles Borromeo School in Tacoma. Before he creates SiteCrafting he spent years working for other companies. The experience of working for many web development companies help him generate a lot of experience in the industry. In 1998, When he is confident enough in his skill and knowledge of the web industry. He founded his own company named SiteCrafting and has been the president of it until now.SiteCrafting's mission is to help any individual or group's idea to be nicely organized in a web form. Forth company started right in the time of the explosion of internet. During the time the internet business is still new and prospecting. Being in on the beginner in this business, the company develops rapidly and draw all the potential customers in the area before anyone else. In general, S

The truth is I have missed the visit of Matthew Tolentino... I very regret at that time because not able to listen to his experience. As I searching on the internet, Matthew Tolentino is an Assitant Professor at the University of Washington in Tacoma. He is an assistant with Electrical and Computer Engineering. He is also best known at the hardware architectures, system software, and computing system.  He has graduated from the University of Maryland with a bachelor's degree in computer science, from the University of Washington with a master's degree in Computing & Software Systems and from the Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University with the Ph.D. of Computer Science. As a student at the University of Washington in Tacoma, I find myself really hard to get along with the computer science major. I have tried so many times to pass the class of java and other science class. The more I tried I found that learning a computer language is not that easy. It needs to ta

"what the world have, we have" People nowadays care about fashion. Appearance and knowledge are important to be successful in today's world. People that afford the luxury of hype clothing are for sure have the knowledge or at least they know how to make money. Studies have shown that attractive people are usually hired sooner, get promotions more quickly, and are paid more than their less-attractive coworkers. Let us take care of your appearance, our store with the mission is to provide our customers with any luxury or hype product that is popular or even the rarest. Our slogan is "What the world has, we have", just give us the picture or the information about the product you want. We can for sure find and order it for you. Even the most limited or the rarest one from the other side of the world. Why are we so confident in our service? We are eager that we can get what our customers want due to many factors. Firstly, we have connection with luxury brands empl