Unlock Startup Success with MIT's Bill Aulet and Paul Cheek

There are many myths about entrepreneurship. For example, that successful entrepreneurs are born, not made. Or that entrepreneurs are mercurial individualists, that they love risk, and that they are undisciplined. In most cases it is quite the opposite; entrepreneurship is a skill that can be taught.

In this hour-long event from MIT, you will discover world-renowned frameworks and tools used by successful startup founders and corporate teams to build new ventures.

Join serial entrepreneurs MIT Professor of the Practice Bill Aulet and Senior Lecturer Paul Cheek for this live conversation on LinkedIn. Bill Aulet is the Managing Director of the Martin Trust Center for MIT Entrepreneurship and the Ethernet Inventors Professor of the Practice at the MIT Sloan School of Management. Paul Cheek is the Executive Director and an Entrepreneur in Residence at the Martin Trust Center for MIT Entrepreneurship, a Lecturer at the MIT Sloan School of Management, and the Co-Founder/CTO of Oceanworks.

During this live event, moderated by MIT Sloan Executive Education Senior Associate Dean Peter Hirst, you will:
1. Get an overview of the Disciplined Entrepreneurship 24 steps framework
2. Hear from leaders in the field of entrepreneurship
3. Submit questions to the speakers in real time

Ready for more? Check out these upcoming MIT Sloan Executive Education programs:
Entrepreneurship Development Program (executive.mit.edu/edp)
Disciplined Entrepreneurship (executive.mit.edu/dep)