When I was in elementary school we used to have “library class” once a week.  At first it was when the librarian would read us a story and as we grew older it was when we would be taught mundane skills that we only realized were important later on:  how to use an index, find a book in the catalogue, read an atlas…..etc. Now I wonder with online searches, digital catalogues, and...

There are a lot of good events we get to go to as TBridge students, but my personal favorites are the E1o1 sessions.  Small, intimate gatherings of young people bitten with the entrepreneurial bug providing lots of  information, questions, and anecdotal stories – and did I mention enthusiasm?!? Social media, social communities, their uses and downfalls – all that was covered.  What’s...

Last week I attended E1O1, a round table forum of young, talented, entrepreneurs, sharing their thoughts and ideas.  I cannot tell you how valuable this kind of forum was for learning, networking, and generating ideas.  But I won’t get into that myself.  Instead I will refer you to Francesco’s excellent blog entry:  Meaningful Networking (06 March 2009) that mirrors my thoughts and feelings...