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Audio interviews conducted by WCU ME Cohort students

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Interview with Nancy Tedeschi creator of the SnapIt Screw

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What began as quick fix when Nancy Tedeschi’s mother broke her glasses and used an earring to put them back together fueled Nancy’s entrepreneurial mind to develop the SnapIt Screw.  Nancy is the founder and owner of Eyeego, LLC and inventor of the SnapIt Screw, which is a patent pending product for eyeglass repair.  The product allows users to fix their eyeglasses in a matter of seconds.  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VAX0TqPdjv0&feature=player_embedded#! Nancy Tedeschi Interview

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Interview with Jonathan Solomon President of Rescue Bands

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Jonathan Solomon is the current President of Rescue Bands with a highly regarded resume to include one start-up already under his belt.  Rescue Bands’ premiere product is constructed with parachute cord holding up to 550 lbs of weight in all shapes and color configurations.  Rescue Bands can be used as a variety of accessories: rings, bracelets, watches, dog collars, key fobs, and much more.   Jonathan’s website for Rescue Bands is at the following URL http://www.rescuebands.com/ . Rescue Bands is Jonathan’s second successful start-up.  Jonathan holds a Bachelor of Science in Finance and a Masters in Applied Technologies from the University of South Florida. Interview with Jon Solomon

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Entrepreneurship Interviews: A Conversation with Richard Worth, Founder & President of R.W. Greenfields, Inc.

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Richard Worth, Founder & President of R.W. Greenfields Inc. by Prince John Gaither-Eli

Richard Worth, a career entrepreneur, talks with us about a range of issues related to success in business. From planning to venture capital to innovative thinking and value creation, Mr. Worth expresses the nexus of what is and is not an entrepreneur. With more than three decades of experience in business, Richard’s insight into the “elements of entrepreneurship” is illuminating and inspiring.

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