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Hosted by Daniels College of Business · education · EN-US · 35 episodes
The Entrepreneurship@DU podcast features conversations with University of Denver students and alumni who share their entrepreneurial journeys, strategies, and perspectives. Each interview provides a glimpse into the lives of these innovators, creatives, and problem solvers. Get a behind-the-scenes look at the inspiring careers of founders, artists, and other up-and-coming disrupters.
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Episode #8
How do we prepare students to lead in an increasingly complex world? In this episode, John Sebesta and Melissa Akaka welcome Professor Graeme Roy from the University of Glasgow for a conversation about Adam Smith's enduring legacy, the evolving definition of wealth, and the critical role universities play in developing thoughtful, principled leaders equipped to navigate today's greatest challenges.
Episode #7
In this episode of the Entrepreneurship at DU Podcast, Director John Sebesta sits down with students and faculty to reflect on a recent global immersion course in Guatemala. Stepping beyond the classroom, participants worked directly with organizations creating real impact on the ground, including Friendship Bridge, local businesses, and community partners. The conversation explores what it means to see entrepreneurship, social impact, and business ethics in action, from navigating expectations versus reality to engaging in real client work. Along the way, they share the moments that challenged their perspectives, deepened their understanding of business as a force for good, and...
Episode #6
In this episode of the Entrepreneurship at DU podcast, Director John Sebesta sits down with DU alum and founder MK Barlow to trace her journey from student entrepreneur to launching her company, Flaunt Bra, on Kickstarter. Inspired by a deeply personal experience and validated through research with hundreds of women, MK shares how she’s tackling the overlooked issue of breast asymmetry with a customizable bra designed for real bodies. The conversation explores the power of experiential learning, the vulnerability of building a mission-driven brand, and how DU’s entrepreneurial ecosystem helped transform an idea into a venture poised for laun
Episode #5
Dioramas just don't cut it anymore for museums that want to keep new generations of kids interested in their collections. Instead, George Saunders has steered the Denver Museum of Nature and Science in a direction that has kept the 125-year-old institution relevant, in an age when almost anything in the world can be seen on a computer screen.On this episode of the Voices of Experience podcast, Saunders explains how his industry has changed—and how he's developed the mindset to make it happen. Table of Contents: 1:14 Life-changing executive coaching • 2:32 Creating the "10-year plan" • 3:14 "It's not just about making money" • 4:22 Developi...
Episode #5
In this episode of the Entrepreneurship@DU Podcast, host Joshua Ross sits down with members of the Pioneer Venture Group (PVG) - the University of Denver’s student-led venture investment fund - to explore how students gain hands-on experience investing real capital into early-stage startups. Joining the conversation are faculty advisor Dr. John Sebesta and managing partners Conner Sieck and Jack Ingalls, who share the origin story of PVG, its mission, and how the fund operates as an experiential, interdisciplinary learning lab for both undergraduate and graduate students. The discussion explores how PVG sources deals, conducts due diligence, and makes inv...
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