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America’s Top Entrepreneurs Share Secrets of $ 100 million success with Wall Street

New York, NY (PRWEB) September 15, 2011

On October 3, 2011, five of America’s most successful company founders came to the New York Stock Exchange Building in New York to participate in the New York entrepreneurial bash, a panel discussion event by and for entrepreneurs. The event was the brainchild of entrepreneur Robert Jordan, representing 45 of America’s top business founders an interview for his new book

“how they did it.”

“How do you start a company from scratch and turned it into a hundred-million-dollar success story? It’s a question of unprecedented numbers of entrepreneurial dreamers have asked,” said Jordan, the event’s planner. “The founders participate in our national Entrepreneurial Bash tour, did it, and they will reveal surprising secrets share stories of challenge and triumph, and pass along nuggets of wisdom that we hope will motivate and inspire a whole new generation of entrepreneurs and business innovators “

addition to New York, the Entrepreneurial Bash is on the way to DC and Chicago this fall, on October 17 and 17 November respectively. Each leg of the Entrepreneurial Bash characteristics of another group of founders who agreed to go on record about what it takes to win in any economy. “It’s their way of giving back to the business community,” said Jordan. If their advice on raising seed money hiring the right team, bouncing back from setbacks, and still leaner, smarter, and meaner than competitors sparks new starters that generate jobs, which would be an ideal outcome, he added.

founders featured in the New York Entrepreneurial Bash includes Bonnie Baskin, AppTec Laboratory Services, Glenn Tullman, Allscripts and ECIN, Jim Dolan, The Dolan Company, Mark Tebbe, Lante Corporation and Answers.com, and Al Berning, Hardcore Computer and Pemstar. The event runs 4:30 to 19:00 at the NYSE building, 11 Wall Street, New York City. To learn more about the NYC, DC, Chicago or speakers or to register for an event, visit entrepbash.com.

The tour was inspired by Robert Jordan’s critically acclaimed book, “how they did it: billion dollar views from the heart of America” ​​- a book of ideas, stories and advice from 45 company founders collectively $ 63 billion in the value created from scratch

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