Extreme Entrepreneurial Tour, GSEA Global Finals, and Graduation
Posted by Brittany Rose on Wednesday, June 15, 2011
Under: My life
The end of May was full of adventure!
I was fortunate enough to have been asked to fly out to Toledo, Ohio to talk at an event put on by the Extreme Entrepreneurship Tour. It was my first experience with the tour and I was blown away by how amazing the speakers and facilitators were! I had the privilege of being the keynote speaker and talking to the students about my entrepreneurial journey. I told the audience about how I have taken a hobby and a passion (cheerleading) and transformed it into a career that not only make me money but helps give back to the world at large. I gave them permission to dream big and go hard for their dreams. Lastly, I tried to make it clear that being young is not a barrier to owning a business.
From Ohio I flew strait to New York to attend the EO Nerve/GSEA Regional Competition. I had a chance to meet some of the most passionate a brightest college entrepreneurs there are. For those of you who don't know I am the United States Ambassador for the Global Student Entrepreneur Awards (GSEA). It is a global business plan competition that can launch your business to the next level, whether you win or not. The synergy and relationships I was able to experience was GAME CHANGING. If you are a college entrepreneur or you know one be sure to nominate them for the competition.
After leaving New York, I took the bus back down to good ole' Virginia to graduate from Virginia Commonwealth University! I had a ton of friends and family come to see me graduate. Hopefully, I will have pictures for you all soon.
Be blessed :-)
I was fortunate enough to have been asked to fly out to Toledo, Ohio to talk at an event put on by the Extreme Entrepreneurship Tour. It was my first experience with the tour and I was blown away by how amazing the speakers and facilitators were! I had the privilege of being the keynote speaker and talking to the students about my entrepreneurial journey. I told the audience about how I have taken a hobby and a passion (cheerleading) and transformed it into a career that not only make me money but helps give back to the world at large. I gave them permission to dream big and go hard for their dreams. Lastly, I tried to make it clear that being young is not a barrier to owning a business.
From Ohio I flew strait to New York to attend the EO Nerve/GSEA Regional Competition. I had a chance to meet some of the most passionate a brightest college entrepreneurs there are. For those of you who don't know I am the United States Ambassador for the Global Student Entrepreneur Awards (GSEA). It is a global business plan competition that can launch your business to the next level, whether you win or not. The synergy and relationships I was able to experience was GAME CHANGING. If you are a college entrepreneur or you know one be sure to nominate them for the competition.
After leaving New York, I took the bus back down to good ole' Virginia to graduate from Virginia Commonwealth University! I had a ton of friends and family come to see me graduate. Hopefully, I will have pictures for you all soon.
Be blessed :-)
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