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<span style="font-family: verdana, geneva, sans-serif; font-size: small;">My full name is Tou Jim Lee but call me Jim. I am a University Innovation Fellow in training at UW-Milwaukee. I'm a junior </span> | <span style="font-family: verdana, geneva, sans-serif; font-size: small;">My full name is Tou Jim Lee but call me Jim. I am a University Innovation Fellow in training at UW-Milwaukee. I'm a junior </span> | ||
| − | <tt><span style="font-size:small;"><span style="font-family:verdana,geneva,sans-serif;">[[File:Tou Jim Lee Profile.png|thumb]]business student in the Sheldon B Lubar School of business studying marketing and entrepreneurship. My focus at the moment is on marketing, entrepreneurship, non-profits and small business. I was first introduced to entrepreneurship at the age of 12. My uncle and grandfather opened up a small grocery/retail store that operated for a number of years in my hometown, Manitowoc, Wisconsin. Having that exposure to entrepreneurship is one of the reasons why I want to start my own business. In my journey throughout college, I have been exposed to innovation/entrepreneurship, student organizations, and non-profits. Which led to countless opportunities that helped me be a part of a startup team, work at non-profits, and become a student leader. My goal before I leave college is to start up a business and to inspire other students to think outside the box and consider going down the entrepreneurship route. </span></span></tt> | + | <tt><span style="font-size:small;"><span style="font-family:verdana,geneva,sans-serif;">[[File:Tou Jim Lee Profile.png|thumb|Tou Jim Lee Profile.png]]business student in the Sheldon B Lubar School of business studying marketing and entrepreneurship. My focus at the moment is on marketing, entrepreneurship, non-profits and small business. I was first introduced to entrepreneurship at the age of 12. My uncle and grandfather opened up a small grocery/retail store that operated for a number of years in my hometown, Manitowoc, Wisconsin. Having that exposure to entrepreneurship is one of the reasons why I want to start my own business. In my journey throughout college, I have been exposed to innovation/entrepreneurship, student organizations, and non-profits. Which led to countless opportunities that helped me be a part of a startup team, work at non-profits, and become a student leader. My goal before I leave college is to start up a business and to inspire other students to think outside the box and consider going down the entrepreneurship route. </span></span></tt> |
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== Related Links == | == Related Links == | ||
Revision as of 14:14, 24 October 2016
My full name is Tou Jim Lee but call me Jim. I am a University Innovation Fellow in training at UW-Milwaukee. I'm a junior
business student in the Sheldon B Lubar School of business studying marketing and entrepreneurship. My focus at the moment is on marketing, entrepreneurship, non-profits and small business. I was first introduced to entrepreneurship at the age of 12. My uncle and grandfather opened up a small grocery/retail store that operated for a number of years in my hometown, Manitowoc, Wisconsin. Having that exposure to entrepreneurship is one of the reasons why I want to start my own business. In my journey throughout college, I have been exposed to innovation/entrepreneurship, student organizations, and non-profits. Which led to countless opportunities that helped me be a part of a startup team, work at non-profits, and become a student leader. My goal before I leave college is to start up a business and to inspire other students to think outside the box and consider going down the entrepreneurship route.
Related Links
University of Wisconsin Milwaukee
University of Wisconsin Milwaukee Student Priorities
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AmDaFrwyeX0&feature=youtu.be
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