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Entrepreneurial Insights with Isaiah Jimenez '23

Posted
October 17, 2023

The Lubin Link Podcast

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Lubin alumnus  Isaiah Jimenez '23

Isaiah Jimenez '23 embodies what it means to be an entrepreneur—and not just because he graduated from the Lubin School of Business with a BBA in Entrepreneurship. Before starting his career in real estate, Isaiah sold Pokémon cards as a kid, started his first business as a teenager, then continued to explore other entrepreneurial ventures throughout college. In this episode of The Lubin Link, Isaiah discusses his passion for entrepreneurship, why he believes business students should take art classes, and his advice for fellow aspiring entrepreneurs.

This episode was recorded on October 3, 2023.

Tune into the Lubin Link podcast to hear how guests went from go-getting Lubin students to successful entrepreneurs, social media mavens, directors, CEOs, and beyond. They offer their best tips to students and share how you can make the most out of your #LubinLife.

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