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on Apr 21st 2010 Previous Panels

Group 6 Panel Introduction speech (tentative)

“entrepreneurship starts with an idea, a concept that drives one to take the risk of creating a business. In the service industry this feat can be extremely challenging, since there is no tangible product to advertise. In essence, the entrepreneur has to sell an idea to the client. As a result, many obstructions may impede small businesses in their pursuit of success. Among these, a few of the biggest challenges are competition, lack of financing and capital, time management, and difficulties in establishing networks. According to our text, 80% of start-up businesses fail within the first five years of operation, so one can only imagine how difficult it is to start and run a business. Our panels today will be sharing their experiences as entrepreneurs in the service industry. If you have any specific questions during the presentation, please feel free to ask them at anytime. We will now ask each speaker to introduce themselves. ” (please feel free to comment if you have and suggestions)

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on Mar 22nd 2010 Previous Panels

Panel Guest Speakers 2008

MANAGEMENT 3120 SPRING 2008- EOC PANEL CONTACT INFORMATION

PANEL TOPIC SPEAKER COMPANY TITLE TEL EMAIL
1 Entrepreneurs Rachel Doyle Glamour Gals Foundation Inc Founder 631-404-0761 [email protected].
Simon Sinek Sinek Partners Founder 212-995-9199 [email protected]
David Schnurman True NYC Founder 212-514-8035 [email protected]
Patrice Clayton The Harlem Tea Room Founder 212-348-3471 [email protected]
2 The Many Faces of Working at a TV Production Company Renzo Devia LatiNation Supervising Producer [email protected]
Jennifer Pons LatiNation Supervising Producer [email protected]
David Herman The Late Night Show With David Letterman Page/Production Assistant [email protected]
Gabriel J. Alvarez MTV Tres Afíliate Marketing [email protected]
3 Young Entrepreneurs Akshay Shrimanker Think N-E-G CFO/ Co-founder 917-560-5064 www.thinkneg.com
Larry Scott RL Marketing Inc. CEO 866-283-6644 [email protected]
Jared Eng [email protected] Founder [email protected]
4 Creativity Dan Gasby B Smith Chairman 212 465 2284 [email protected]
James Perry Random House Business Manager 212 782 8711 [email protected]
Stathis Antonakopoulos Kellari’s Parea Greek Bistro General Manager [email protected]
Yakov Fain Farata Systems Managing Principal 917

3043

381

 [email protected]
5 Decision Making Iqbal Kapadwala TIAA-CREF Global Real Estate Director Asset Management (212) 916-6979 [email protected]
Robert A. Knakal Massey Knakal Realty Services Chairman/Founding Partner 
(212) 696-2500, x7777
 [email protected]
Charles P. Saunders Centerplate Vice President of Hospitality & Training, General Manager (973) 303-6561 [email protected]
Alex Mashinsky LimoRes.Net CEO, Founder & Director (646) 552-4499 [email protected]
6 Baruch Alumni: Making it in the Business World Margarita Cheng LatiNation LLC Marketing Director 212-627-3192 Ext. 18 [email protected]
John Hui LabCorp Senior Marketing Executive 800-859-9097 Ext. 7084 [email protected]
Lewis Mintzer URS Marketing Director 212-609-4470 [email protected]
Andrew Stanger SciMedMedia VP, Client Services 212-727-2751 [email protected]
7 Non-profit Renata Stasaityte Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program VP of Technology 347-423-1800 [email protected]
Rob Roberts Health Corps Director of Education 646-361-0495 [email protected]
Tonya S. Muro Global Nomads Group Director of Programs 646.346.9900 [email protected]
Yiping Guo United Nations Development Programme Investment Officer 212.906.5677 [email protected]
8 Managing Small Co. vs. Large Co. Saif Ahmed Elysium Analytics CEO (347) 248 – 7100 [email protected]
Susan L. Burns Radian Group Inc. Vice President of Finance 
(212)984 -9291
 [email protected]
Lisa Aull Goldman Sachs Vice President of Investment Banking at Goldman Sachs (212) 902 – 1184 [email protected]
EJ Myers Bone Fish Grill Part Owner (917) 622 – 0304 [email protected]
9 Leadership Edward A. Capano National Review Former CEO
Greg Young Citi Habitats Director of Sales
R. Natalie Helms Greico Financial Training Institute Training Manager and Associate
10 Decision Making Jack Lehman Lehman Brothers
Joey Gabbay Chams Apparel
Abe Haddad Haddad Brands

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on Mar 22nd 2010 Previous Panels

Panel Guest Speakers 2007

SPRING 2007

MGT 3120 EXECUTIVE GUEST SPEAKERS

Topic Speaker Company/

Org

 Title [email protected] Tel
1.Turbulent Times David Franco Franco MFG Vice President [email protected] 917) 468-2226
David Fellows GoMobo.com Product Manager [email protected] (212) 260-0895

(646) 912-5945
Marina Kolesnik Data Art Senior vice president [email protected] O: (212) 378-3108 ext 12

C: (917) 656-6012
2.Ethics Hymie Betesh Drjay.con President [email protected] 917-922-7335
Stephanie Stokes Moody’s Investors Service Assistant controller
Maria Tapia Price Waterhouse Coopers Auditor [email protected] 917.576.2098
3.Managing Small Businesses and Entrepreneurship Gabrielle Bernstein Sparkplug Agent 16 President Director of Communications [email protected] gabrielle@ agent16.com (917) 660-4132|

212-367-3876
Lara Kisielweska Optimum Design Consulting | Consultant [email protected] | 212-221-7559 ex.222
Steve Mariotti National Foundation of Teaching Entrepreneurship| President [email protected] |(212)232-3333 x320
Ari Meisel ARISE Development Founder |ari@ arisedev.com 212 673 3027
4. Strategic Mgt Jack Haddad Haddad Apparel President [email protected] 201-320-8878
Maite Quinn Sprint Recycling President [email protected] 
212-300-2712
646-208-8373
Merry Miller The Learning Annex Head of Programming [email protected] 646-346-2431
5. HR Mgt David A. Boxill Assistant Director of Human Resources [email protected] 646-660-6590
Arlene Newmam The Leading Hotels of the World Director HR [email protected] 212-515-5741
Christine McDermott Morgan Stanley Vice President HR [email protected] 212-762-2326
6. Managing Change and Innovation in the Workplace Amanda Neville Thinkso Creative Partner [email protected] (212) 868-2499 x306
Yung Mei Choi STA Travel Branch Manager [email protected] (212) 473-6100
Richard Holowczak Baruch College – Subotnick Financial Services Center Associate Professor, Director [email protected] N/A
7. Leadership MaryRose Barranco-Morris The Center for Educational Outrreach and Innovation Director

[email protected]

212- 678-3064
Leigh Henderson Leadership Training Room Managing Director [email protected]

212-366-4459 x201
Bobby Watts Care for the Homeless Executive Director bwatts@cfhnyc,org (310) 550-1570
8.Team work Paul Gonzalez Nintendo World General Manager [email protected] (646) 459-0800
Peter McKeon Department of Sanitation Chief of Collection/Recycling Operations [email protected] (646) 885-4820
Carlos Montoya LexPark Studios Director [email protected] (212) 529-7570
9. Control Isaac Levy High Life Apparel President [email protected] (212) 563-2700 ext: 5063
Joe Shamie Delta Children’s Products President 2127367000
Michael Betesh The Betesh Group Co-President and Co-Owner 2126864666

FALL 2007

topic name company contact [email protected]
1. How to Succeed Craig A. Jackson

 ICON Capital Corp.

Vice President

Operations/ Remarketing

 212.418.4700 [email protected]
Frank J. Santora

 Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ

Vice President & Manager

Operational Risk Management Department

Business Continuity Planning

Corporate Risk Management Division of Americas

 212.782.4213 [email protected]
2. Ethics Elaine Yu Managing Director – Deutsche Bank – Asian Equities Sales (Feb 2002 – July 2005)

* Vice President / Executive Director – Goldman Sachs – Asian Equities Sales (April 1992 – Feb 2002)
John McHugh Advertising Director – The Cooperator

102 Madison Ave NYC 10016

 9177509238 [email protected]
3. Entrepreneurship Gabrielle Bernstein Sparkplug Agent 16 207 w.25 street PH NYC 10001 212-367-3876 [email protected]
Joe Yip Pearl Café 49 Fulton Street NYC 10038 2127668126
Amy Galper Buddha Nose 200 E.10 Street #316 NYC 10003 917-586-5868 [email protected]
Joseph Cohen Polsteins.com 732 832 2500 [email protected]
Jonathon Hedvat Creativejobscentral.com 732-996-3224 [email protected]
Michael Hussey Rate My Professor 2129130533×3500 [email protected]
Hymie Betesh Dr Jays.com [email protected]
4. Women in the Workplace Nancy Pham Vice-President – Marketing and Sales Asia-Pacific Rim

12 E. 49th St. 39th Floor

New York, New York 10017

 212 612-8637

917 399-0651

 [email protected]
Adena Mann-Katz Liz Claiborne inc.

Manager, Organizational Development and Learning

1441 Broadway

20th Floor

New York, NY 10018

 212.626.5728

[email protected]
Sandra Vecera

 Citi Smith Barney

Director of Strategic Technology Solutions

Global Wealth Management

 212-783-2031

 [email protected]
Tiffany Richmond

Bear Sterns, Securities Vice President Project Management/Trading Associate

 [email protected], [email protected]
5, Creativity John Branda BlueStorm 78-63 83rd Street

Glendale, NY 11385

 [718] 877.7419

 [email protected]
Rosa Naparstek

 Artists Unite 720 Fort Washington Ave. #2 K

NY, NY 10040

212.740-9378

[email protected]
Kenny Moore

 Keyspan

1 Metrotech Center Brooklyn, NY 11201

 7084032819 [email protected]
6. Finance Jack A. Aini Wells fargo, VP Business Development

45 Bway 12Flr NYC 10006

 (212)515-5252 [email protected]
Mwangi James Wamae FactSet CallSTreet LLC 920 Broadway, 3rd flr NYC 10010 (212)476-8674 [email protected]
7. NFPs James A. (Jack) Krauskopf

 Distinguished Lecturer at Baruch College, School of Public Affairs [email protected]
Robert E. Hawks

 Vice President for Business Affairs and Treasurer of The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Arts

30 Cooper Square  NYC 10003

 212 353 4271 [email protected]
John Wong

 Merrill Lynch head of markets lateral recruiting

4 World Financial Center NYC 10080

 212 449 0584 [email protected]

Ruth A. Miller

Engineering Information Foundation’s 2125797596 [email protected]
8. Accounting Jeff Chin

 NAASA,

retired partner of Ernst & Young LLP,

president of Ascend

 212 2484888 [email protected]
Scott J. Goldberg ERE, Sr Manager 6464038061 [email protected]
9.IT
10. ENT Industry Mike Alvarez Lifetime Television, VP of Partnerships 212-424-7008 [email protected], [email protected]
Jessica Murphy The Michael Alan Group, General VP 212-563-7656 x21 [email protected]

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on Mar 22nd 2010 Previous Panels

John Findlay Class Responses

Wisdom Age Products and Services

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2. Wisdom Age Opportunities for Entrepreneurs
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2. Template: Etiquette: What’s your favourite story? Name, author and why?
3. Template: If you could be a fairytale, movie, TV or cartoon character who would you be and what would you be like to live with?
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1. 1: The quick brwn fox jumps over the lazy dog
2. 7: egg, hi wheat bread
3. 10: team 4
4. 4: hey. I had a delicious egg and cheese sandwhich on a roll. I’m still hungry… snack anyone
5. 11: how you doin waddup. i like to eat apples and bananas
6. 3: holla, get your freak on
7. 2: oatmeal and coffee.
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1.3. If you could be a fairytale, movie, TV or cartoon character who would you be and what would you be like to live with?
1. blahblah: single mom tinkerbell with peter pan as baby daddy. child support is tight and she works as a stripper.
2. Early Bloomers: shaggy. he would be great to live with because he’s always eating and with his good buddy scoobs.
3. big daddy: Girls insist on being Rogue, but the boys are ROCKY! It would be sad to live with Rogue cause you get al your powers taken away but ROCKY, will knock you out baby!!!!!!
4. jumy mmician: hercules! Awesosme, safe, protective and to innovatively kiters
5. the baby donkey: mike the situation or mufasa and itd be very confusing and difficult to live with someone like that
6. sexy moose!!: Jack Bauer, and I would be a pain in the neck to live with because when people are around me they die quite often.
7. Coffee: Lisa Simpson. She’s funny, smart, organized, and young. Very enthusiatic and artistic.
8. Wet Lips: Batman: difficult, exciting.messy.jumpy.clowny. power puff girls. annoying.colorful.amazing dreamy cute
9. the muffins: The girls in iur group would be Rachel Green from friends because we would be entertaining and easy going. We’ll always ve good style.the boys will be the Joker, because he is psychopsychotic and unexpected
10. the baby donkey: john locke from lost
11. Theme: ridiculous, portective, scary, easy going, antagonist, slutty, strong, sloppy, wise, attractive, inspiraing, dfficult, fun, exciting, messy, organised, invigorating, flawed, la\zy, spcy.uragry
2. Wisdom Age Opportunities for Entrepreneurs
1. Template: Brainstorm a list of things that make you as a customer unhappy, angry, concerned or frustrated?
2. Template: Describe a problem that is being created for people and society by accelerating change and increasing complexity.
3. Template: Brainstorm a list of the world’s UNSOLVED PROBLEMS e.g. poverty or war or CONTRADICTIONS e.g. disputes between atheists and religious people?
4. Template: Give an example of a product or serv ice which 20 years from now people will laugh at and explain why it is silly, clunky, quaint or ridiculous.
5. Template: Make a list of things people valued 50-1000 years ago that we no longer value, but might value again.
6. Template: Brainstorm a list of products/services which are commodities (all the same) and may be ripe for re-invention.
7. Template: Choose 1 or 2 new technologies that have yet to be widely implemented (eg. biomimicry, nanotechnology, ethical dialectical discourse) to add to your mix.
8. Template: Craft an idea for a wisdom age product/service that overcomes a customer dissatisfuer, solves a major world problem, and includes a new technology and helps people APPLY KNOWLEDGE WISELY. (Name + 25 word description please).
9. Template: Write a four-line rap song for your best idea to explain how it works/benefits the customer. e.g. The new Apple Ipad, really is glamourous, it makes us want to be, platonically amorous.
10. Template: Email for a copy of the slide show and the session transcript
2.1. Brainstorm a list of things that make you as a customer unhappy, angry, concerned or frustrated?
1. blahblah: damaged products, no service for phones, baruch wireless internet, broken computers, delayed mta trains/bus, outsourcing technical service
2. the muffins: alarm clocks are annoying, everything breaks very easily, unorganize cutomer service
3. Wet Lips: waiting, slow, transportations, public bathrooms, fragil, fakes, no warranty, too huge, expensive, ewy color
4. Coffee: Damaged goods, broken, deefected, short life span,malfunction,, discontinued
5. sexy moose!!: high cost, quality issues, obsolescense, troubleshooting, durability, battery life, update requirements
6. Early Bloomers: hidden fees, high costs, constant need for repair. waiting. shipping fees. misconceptions of the product.
7. jumy mmician: phone/ internet seice have bad nnection,board n well , broken keyboard
8. big daddy: damaged, getting the wrong products
9. the baby donkey: missing or broken products, long waiting, high price, talking to a machine, shipping costs, sour fruit/food, ffake accents, bad organization, promptss,
10. Theme: delayed services, wireless cpnnection s, qulity, pateince, battery life, warranty, utilty, authengtcity
2.3. Brainstorm a list of the world’s UNSOLVED PROBLEMS e.g. poverty or war or CONTRADICTIONS e.g. disputes between atheists and religious people?
1. blahblah: gay marriage, government corruption, buearacracy, nuclear tension, prisoners dilemma, alternate energy source, world economy, depression
2. big daddy: homeless, pro-choice vs pro-life, pollution, capiolism, corruption, gay rights, human trafficing, drugs, health care
3. Wet Lips: globle warming, pollution, taxes, politics, laws, parking tickets, pimps, money,
4. the baby donkey: objectiveevidence, tiger woods, the chicken or the egg, what is going on in lost, long elevator lines @ barcuh
5. the muffins: drugs, child labor, terrorrism, aids, polygamy, sexism, poverty
6. Coffee: Racism, global warming, dispute about abortions, feminism, anti-semitism, people who walk into subway cars before letting people out, rudeness, heaalthcare
7. Early Bloomers: nuclear ambitions, health care reform, global warming and green technology, recession, fall of the Euro/greece, overconsumption, credit debt
8. sexy moose!!: gobal warmming, religiouisputes, child hunger, deforestation, abortion, nuclear proliferation, human integgration with nature, renewable energy, 3rd world coubtries
9. jumy mmician: Did OJ really do it. was nine eleven really a terroist attack o nwas it rigged.
10. the baby donkey: i
11. the baby donkey: legalize marijuana
12. the baby donkey: what do women want
2.8. Craft an idea for a wisdom age product/service that overcomes a customer dissatisfuer, solves a major world problem, and includes a new technology and helps people APPLY KNOWLEDGE WISELY. (Name + 25 word description please).
1. blahblah: seperate entrance and exit for mta trains.
2. the baby donkey: over population – air drop ultra thin condoms all over earth
3. sexy moose!!: self service for the world: machine-machine commmunicatio helping to develop 3rd world countries in terms of resources and education. machine sensing whats nneeded and automatically deploying whhats needed.
4. Early Bloomers: mass production of small nuclear reactor that cuts green house gas emissions. recycle the nuclear waste to eliminate pollution. it would help with global warming and reducing emissions.
5. big daddy: The Battle DOME aka (also known as) The SHIELD: During nuclear wars when missles are fired at a country there is a certain layer of protection that destroys the bomb on contact..its made of out of nanotechnology.
6. Wet Lips: Gengize:obot that feeds us. If we want water in the midddle of the night, it deliiivers it. You come home from work tired, food is ready. It’s also a microwave. Heats and cooks anything, taco, chicken, it’s kosher. voice command. Universal, even languages you never heard before. while you are waiting, it plays your favorite songs.
7. jumy mmician: Curing world hongerd homelessness with our revoltionary drug photosyn.with this dug one will onlky have to eat a pill and trhey wouldreecieve ther nutrition from sunlihich
8. Coffee: Lifesavers- a huge fan. cools the earth and lowers carbon emissions. saves customers money from high energy costs,etc. We can make more use of renewable energy and do waste manageent. giant global fan.
9. the muffins: world hunger. The product would be called “food poof’ and would produce food at the press of a button. Would use nanotechnology and co-cresating
10. the baby donkey: anti std/fertility pil
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