Hub NYC Presents: An Interview with Jed Emerson

By Megan Arend − October 25, 2011

Hub NYC is pleased to present an interview with Jed Emerson about his new book co-authored by Antony Bugg-Levine titled “Impact Investing: How We Make Money While Making a Difference”, hosted and sponsored by Liquidnet.

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Opportunities Taken and Opportunities Missed

By Megan Arend − September 07, 2011

From college volleyball, I’ve learned that you play, you are promoted, you are given a position because of your running tally of two events: opportunities taken and opportunities missed. When you take advantage of those opportunities, your reliability is noted and often rewarded. When you miss them, you fail the test.

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MIT Enterprise Forum of NYC Presents: Hyperlocal News: A New of World of Journalism, Sustainable Business Models, and the $30B Local Ad Market

By Brandon Perkins − February 22, 2011

With the steep decline in advertising revenue for hard copy newspapers and increase in expenses, the world of journalism is undergoing massive changes in short order including the advent and surge in hyperlocal news. As everyone from the largest of media companies to independent local hyperlocal news sites seek to capitalize on the $30B local advertising market, which hyperlocal business models are succeeding and why? How will hyperlocal news change the world of journalism?

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Opportunity Community August 11th Meeting at Wave Hill- Nature Inspires Us to Be Our Best

By Andrew Levine − August 02, 2010

Our third OC meeting at the extraordinary and historic Wave Hill Gardens in Riverdale promises to bring inspiration and opportunity for deep conversation as we delight in nature’s beauty. The themes of how nature and art can inspire, teach and connect us will be the doorways into intimate conversations about our relationships to others, to our work and to our selves.

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Holding to the Vision

By Mark Monchek − January 21, 2010

The most powerful creators have the ability to hold their vision and live with the tension of knowing that what they are creating is not yet complete. We can learn the process of creating and the importance of starting with a blank slate. If we can empty our minds of assumptions and preconceived notions, the vision of what is possible will arise gracefully of its own accord.

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