Category | Interviews

Interview with TechTurn’s Jeff Zeigler about business opportunities in e-waste

Posted on 12 September 2010

TechTurn is an industry leader in technology recovery, refurbishing and remarketing. BusinessEarth talked to TechTurn founder and CEO, Jeff Zeigler, about starting and scaling a responsible company and opportunities in the reuse industry. In 1999, Jeff Zeigler discovered a problem and a business opportunity. “As Y2k approached, I saw a huge event about to happen. 

Interview with PlaySay.com Founder & CEO

Posted on 25 August 2010

Ryan Meinzer is a young entrepreneur that needed to learn a new language fast, found a new way to learn and started a business on the idea. As I found out this story is not being a lucky entrepreneur but about having an idea and making a business out of it. Just do it. Let’s 

Tipping the Odds for the Entrepreneur: Big Ideas on Success for the Small Business Owner

Posted on 25 August 2010

A few weeks ago I had the chance to interview Mr. Kevin C Maki, author of the book “Tipping the Odds for the Entrepreneur:  Big Ideas on Success for the Small Business Owner” (www.TippingTheOdds.com). I will make a review of the book soon, but in the meanwhile, during the interview I was impressed to find 

Interview with SunBug Solar, a green energy company from Massachusetts

Posted on 25 August 2010

Cheney Brand has owned and managed SunBug Solar, LLC since January 2009. SunBug is a solar energy consulting and installation company, offering everything from system design to solar panel installation to federal and state incentive processing. A strong belief in the importance of strengthening the environment prompted him to move to the green sector. I 

Interview with author of the book Interview with Steve Welch, autor of We Are All Born Entrepreneurs

Posted on 10 May 2010

If you read entrepreneurship and small business blogs long enough, you will notice that there is a question that keeps coming back each year: are entrepreneurs born or taught? The question got more and more important as younger and younger entrepreneurs become successful even before finishing High School. I’m too, guilty of trying to answer 

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