Best Practices Series is hosted by SourcePad, a NYEBN partner. Currently, only General Admission tickets are available. You can purchase tickets here. Your name will be automatically recorded in the system once you register here.
Time: 6:30 PM - 9:00 PM (Registration starts at 6:30 PM)
Becoming a successful entrepreneur takes time, effort, and experience. The overnight success stories are almost always a product of months or even years of learning through doing.
But where do you start? How do you gain that crucial experience you need before becoming successful?
Come and hear two founders/CEO’s on how they did it, what they learned along the way, and how you yourself can become a successful entrepreneur. They will join Best Practices host and serial entrepreneur Joe Chin in an interactive discussion.
Michael Yavonditte
- Founder and CEO of Hashable.
- Former CEO of Quigo, which he sold for $340 million to AOL in 2007. (Michael's bio)
Howard Lerman
- Co-founder and CEO of Yext.
- Co-founder of Intwine, which he sold to Datran Media in 2006. (Howard's bio)
Joe Chin
Joe is a serial entrepreneur and CEO of SourcePad, having successfully founded Internet companies over the past 15 years.
Prior to SourcePad, Joe was the founding CEO of Searchandise Commerce (originally Guidester), which was acquired by RichRelevance in 2011. Prior to Searchandise, Joe was the Managing Director of REOL, Internet Analyst at Laidlaw, founder/President of Diadem (a multi-player game company), and founder/principal of JEV (an import/export company).
Joe started his career as an engineer, designing multi-million dollar satellites for Hughes Aircraft. Joe earned a Master of Science from the University of California at Berkeley and a Bachelor of Science from Columbia University.
About Best Practices
Best Practices is an event series hosted by serial entrepreneur/CEO Joe Chin that aims to tap into the experience, knowledge, and secrets of the most successful CEO's/business leaders of our time.
*Food (pizza), drinks and networking included
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