Launched an MVP and got our pilot program expanded with the city of LA to our first customers at an early stage startup!
Additionally, within 3 months I learned an entire set of complicated hazardous waste regulations and became the go-to expert for the company, a legacy lasting for over 3 years. This included revitalizing the Quality Control Program for the company and successfully piloting and implementing various expansive training programs cross-geographically to support the new program.
Describe the most impressive thing you've done.If I had endless money, I would invest in an entrepreneurial program to fund and work alongside the next generation of movers and shakers. If not, I'd develop products which make a meaningful difference in the lives of others.
The only shortcut you need is preparation.
Jonathan Neman, co-founder of sweetgreen. Where they've come from and where they're going is inspiring. Though they're pre-revenue, they're changing the food industry for the better. The transparency of the leaders and their processes are inspiring.
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Hope for the best but expect the worst; this way no matter what happens, you will never be surprised.
Discovery. The thrill of finding the root of the problem & working collaboratively with teammates brings out the best in me and those around me.
Social Entrepreneurs, Innovators, and Problem Solvers. I think about that class all the time, it's what sparked my passion and excitement for social entrepreneurship.
Ben Horowitz "The Hard Thing About Hard Things"
"Circe" by Madeline Miller