Have you ever wondered about what exact characteristics you need to posses in order to lead and create in today's business standards? Hassan Nojoumi presents us with the answers to all of our questions concerning entrepreneurship. 

Amanda Heins shares her love for small business and the small town of Roslyn, WA. With the support of a small gnome named Mr. Higglebottoms, Amanda is helping to transform this small mining town with creativity, coffee and good humor.

Speaker Skyler Pace tells us a little bit about coming from a family of Entrepreneurs. He recently graduated from Portland State University, where he developed a Biodegradable Running Bit and started his own business.

Araksia Martirossian discusees the pros and cons and of entrepreneurial mindset applied to public governance.

Keovisouk Dalasane’s presentation took us on his journey as a Lao entrepreneur. He told us of the changing economic climate in Laos and specifically in Vientiane the capital. He explained how he recognised the need for a unified jobs board and thus created 108.jobs, the most well known job site in Laos. Keo encouraged other Lao nationals to get into business and spoke about how he has been able to create jobs for Lao people and give back to the community.

DR. SHAHID BHAT, professor of marketing with a passion for activities in social development fields, talks on entrepreneurship.

Monica Sanchez and Kate Vasiloff are two friends who, a year ago, would never have imagined that they would quit their jobs and start a business together. Yet here they are, at PechaKucha Alexandria Vol.1, having done just that AND finishing each other's sentences. In their presentation they share their entrepreneurial journey, including some fascinating insights from their first project to document public opinion about rights to abortion in El Savador.

Based on 7 years of experience, Grant paints a picture of entrepreneurial life for non-entrepreneurs to better understand the perseverance, discipline and passion it takes to be a business owner.