The Entrepreneur Podcast

Sponsored by Connie Clerici, QS ’08, and Closing the Gap Healthcare Group, Inc.

73. Pathways and Pitfalls with Mona Sabet

In this wide-ranging discussion, we cover Mona Sabet’s entrepreneurial journey from Canada to California, and uncover insights from her latest book, Sail to Scale.

72. Living in Two Worlds with Rory Capern

Google, Microsoft, Twitter and The Weather Network, Rory Capern has really done it all. But while he has built a career with some of the most exciting brands around, the art of the possible keeps drawing him back to the world of entrepreneurship.

71. Legends with Arkadi Kuhlmann

A pioneer, and legend in the banking industry, Arkadi Kuhlmann first introduced the world to direct banking when he founded ING DIRECT Canada in 1996 and ING U.S. in 2000. Since then, Kuhlmann has launched six startups in the sector and gained a reputation for his focus on culture and leadership.

Winter Preview for The Entrepreneur Podcast

Welcome to a new season of The Entrepreneur Podcast featuring the likes of Arkadi Kuhlmann of ING Direct Canada and US, Silicon Valley veteran Mona Sabet, and tech entrepreneur Rory Capern, whose career has included stints at some of the biggest brands in the world.

70. Learning how to learn with Scott Young

Scott Young, author of the Wall Street Journal Best Seller, Ultralearning, joined Ivey Professor Eric Janssen to talk about the process of learning new things.

69. The changing face of entrepreneurship with Ray Sharma

Ray Sharma discusses his entrepreneurial origins, the impact of AI on entrepreneurship, and other major trends to watch during this season of disruption.

68. Start-ups, school, and a new generation of women entrepreneurs

Janice Byrne sat down with the three young entrepreneurs to uncover their journey and the unique challenges they navigate as women and student founders.

67. Launching start-ups with Navin Kaminoulu and Scott Kaplanis

Entrepreneur Navin Kaminoulu, and Investor Scott Kaplanis discuss learnings from building companies together, from what to look for in a company and investment firm, and do’s and don’ts of raising capital, to what keeps them up at night, and the process, pros and cons of the exit.

Extras: Kristine Beese shares her experience in the Dragons' Den

Kristine Beese of Untangle Money talks about her experience pitching at CBC's Dragons' Den.

66. Untangling the gender wealth gap with Kristine Beese

According to the World Economic Forum, when women use financial plans designed for men, it fails them. So how do you construct a financial plan for women? That's what Kristine Beese is hoping to answer with her start-up, Untangle Money, which creates personalized plans for women in line with their life goals and personal plans.

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