ENTREPRENEUR BIZ TIPS: TEDxMidAtlantic 2010 – Saras Sarasvathy – 11/5/10
ENTREPRENEUR BIZ TIPS: TEDxMidAtlantic 2010 – Saras Sarasvathy – 11/5/10
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Associate Professor Saras D. Sarasvathy is a member of the Strategy, Entrepreneurship and Ethics area and teaches courses in entrepreneurship and ethics in Darden’s MBA program. A leading scholar on the cognitive basis for high-performance entrepreneurship, her book Effectuation: Elements of Entrepreneurial Expertise was nominated for the 2009 Terry Book Award.
15 Replies to “ENTREPRENEUR BIZ TIPS: TEDxMidAtlantic 2010 – Saras Sarasvathy – 11/5/10”
I'm bit surprised that how people manipulate things to make the stories. Being from the country, I am surprised how the Parda system has been explained to make it a compelling story. I haven't heard anything as such even in extreme rural villages of the country. Probably, women are way more empowered than man in Bangladesh compare to India from where she is. However, Grameen bank and Microcredit is a controversial case. We all know how it is a social embarrassment for those who fail to pay back and often they do for a 18-20% interest attached to it. Yes great entrepreneurial idea, but misleading. So bigger question is ' should we consider such as success story of entrepreneurship which indeed hurted society more than it helped.
0:00 Si estoy de pie ante ustedes hoy es porque fui a la universidad y que podía ir 0:12 a la universidad porque una de las empresas de nuevas tecnologías más antiguas de la India
Revolutionary, completely sensible ideas! Dr. Sarasvathy will, I believe, be cited and remembered for articulating and researching this important method. Co-creation is fast picking up speed, as I can see in the new, sustainable businesses opening up in my city via platforms like startsomegood and kickstarter. The names of citizens who want to see the business come into being and act as early seed funders have their names inscribed on plaques and even the tables of these establishments.
15 Replies to “ENTREPRENEUR BIZ TIPS: TEDxMidAtlantic 2010 – Saras Sarasvathy – 11/5/10”
I'm bit surprised that how people manipulate things to make the stories. Being from the country, I am surprised how the Parda system has been explained to make it a compelling story. I haven't heard anything as such even in extreme rural villages of the country. Probably, women are way more empowered than man in Bangladesh compare to India from where she is. However, Grameen bank and Microcredit is a controversial case. We all know how it is a social embarrassment for those who fail to pay back and often they do for a 18-20% interest attached to it. Yes great entrepreneurial idea, but misleading. So bigger question is ' should we consider such as success story of entrepreneurship which indeed hurted society more than it helped.
Show the screen..omg!
She is awesome professor. Was fortunate enough to take her classes..
Hi It was Lovely to meet you Saras at IIM Bengaluru in Dec 2015 in India
Pourquoi ce n'est pas sous titré snif snif
0:00 Si estoy de pie ante ustedes hoy es porque fui a la universidad y que podía ir
0:12 a la universidad porque una de las empresas de nuevas tecnologías más antiguas de la India
Excellent
They should show the screen!
She needs to lose some fucking weight. She's breathing heaving like she's climbing a mountain….
SHOW THE SCREEN!!!
what the heck
Curry in A Hurry is un exemple she uses in one of her artikels, not A racist comment.
Curry in a Hurry 🙂
Revolutionary, completely sensible ideas! Dr. Sarasvathy will, I believe, be cited and remembered for articulating and researching this important method. Co-creation is fast picking up speed, as I can see in the new, sustainable businesses opening up in my city via platforms like startsomegood and kickstarter. The names of citizens who want to see the business come into being and act as early seed funders have their names inscribed on plaques and even the tables of these establishments.
Her book "Effectuation" is excellent.