Local entrepreneurs share startup expertise during Global Entrepreneurship Week

Local entrepreneurs will share their experiences starting and growing companies on the Palouse at “Startup Stories: Tales of Palouse Venture Launch,” a free, public panel discussion and networking event 6-8 p.m. Monday, Nov. 14, at the BellTower event venue and entertainment house, 125 SE Spring St. Pullman. Hearty appetizers will be served.

The event occurs during Global Entrepreneurship Week recognizing the world’s largest celebration of the innovators and job creators who launch startups beneficial to the economy and society. Christopher Wood, founder and managing director of Ten X Strategies, L.L.C., Jonah Friedl, founder and CEO of NOMAD Campus., and Randy Gentry, cofounder and owner of MotoTrax, will participate.

Sponsors include: Palouse Knowledge Corridor, the Pullman Chamber of Commerce, the Southeast Washington Economic Development Association, and the WSU Carson College of Business Center for Entrepreneurial Studies. For more information, contact Marie Mayes, CES director, at 509-335-5628 or mmayes@wsu.edu.

By Communications staff, Washington State University

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