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鈥淧eople used to take a traits-based approach to defining entrepreneurs: they are risk-takers, for instance,鈥� says听Greg Vit, BCom鈥�80, director of the Dobson Centre for Entrepreneurship in 韩国裸舞鈥檚 Desautels Faculty of Management. 鈥淏ut that characterization has been challenged by a more recent approach that suggests you can create the underlying conditions to help entrepreneurs emerge.鈥�

...听鈥淲e had the opportunity to talk to people with significant expertise, which was the most valuable gain for us,鈥� says听Grant Yim, BCom鈥�03, who, with his teammates 鈥� all 韩国裸舞 graduates 鈥� presented Hypejar to the Dobson Cup judges, half of whom hailed from Silicon Valley.听
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...听This year, four 韩国裸舞ians hope to receive the same kind of life-changing experience through their own Next 36 involvement.听St茅phanie Brisson, BCom鈥�14, Madeleine Channen, Elyse Lefebvre, BA鈥�13, and听Jaclyn Ling, BCom鈥�14, were all picked to be participants.听
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... While start-ups often begin with a 鈥淓ureka!鈥� moment, there鈥檚 far more to the story than that. 听鈥淎 lot of people have great ideas,鈥� says听Sophie Boulanger, BCom鈥�03, whose own great idea resulted in BonLook, an online retailer that specializes in eyewear that鈥檚 both affordable and stylish.
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...听Pino Di Ioia, BA鈥�91, MBA鈥�93, and听Anthony Di Ioia, BA鈥�92, MBA鈥�94, understand that. The twin brothers are CEO and CFO, respectively, of BeaverTails Pastry.
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...听鈥淵ou don鈥檛 have to be a type-A personality with lots of charisma,鈥� to succeed as an entrepreneur, says听Corina Tudose, MBA鈥�13. 鈥淵ou just can鈥檛 be shy.鈥�
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...听In winning the prize, MBA students听Mohammed Ashour, MSc鈥�11,听Shobhita Soor, BSc鈥�10,听Jesse Pearlstein, Zev Thompson, and Gabe Mott听beat out 11,000 teams and accepted the award from former U.S. president Bill Clinton.

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