ADM 3396 Entrepreneurialist Culture Front Page: Bootstrap Entrepreneurship and Guerrilla Marketing Social Marketing Business Models Bruce Firestone Telfer School of Management University of Ottawa

Entrepreneurialist Culture: How to Bootstrap Yourself to Success in the 21st Century
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Professor Bruce M. Firestone, B. Eng. (Civil), M. Eng-Sci., PhD.
Entrepreneur-in-Residence, entrpreneur-en-résidence, Telfer School of Management, University of Ottawa
Founder, Ottawa Senators, Executive Director, Exploriem.org, Real Estate and Mortgage Broker, Century 21 Explorer Realty Inc.
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Course Number and Title: ADM3396 Seminar in Administration Place: Morisset Hall 221 Campus Map

Day and Time: Wednesdays 4 pm to 7 pm Term: Winter 2011

Course Type: Seminar Credits: 3

Pre-course Reading: Personal Business For Life, PB4L: The Road to Financial Security and Independence Office Hours: available after the conclusion of each lecture.

Entrepreneur's Handbook: Get a copy For more information re. Entrepreneur's Handbook: Craig Schoen, craigschoen123@hotmail.com

Entrepreneurialist Culture: Brochure Assignments: Assignments 2011 Business Model Assigment: Outputs

Wes Nicol Business Plan Competition: Description Lecture Plan: Summary Schedule 2011

Entrepreneurs Cross Talk [Hashtag Conversation: #ec3396] Readings: Bibliography

Testimonials for: ADM3396 More on Business Model Competition: http://dramatispersonae.org/AssignmentsADM3396BusinessModelCompetition.htm
More on Wes Nicol Business Plan Competition: http://www.dramatispersonae.org/AssignmentsADM3396WesNicolBusinessPlanCompetition.htm

Test your: Entrepreneurialist Culture Quotient Online Registration: Business Model Competition and Wes Nicol Business Plan Competition

Poll Daddy Testimonials
ADM3396 Truly a great class for someone interested in starting his/her own business. Very practical and realistic, and a lot of hands-on work involving presentations and business models/plans. Relatively small class, which made it that much more personal. Professor brought lots of his own stories and experiences into the classroom and it was an eye-opening experience.
- Anon
It was great to see the passion and ambition that other students have within the Telfer School of Management and the Engineering Faculty. It's a good experience to see students actually applying what they learn in University and take their dream to the next step this early in their life.
- Ms. Lara Al-Hussayni
ADM 3396 is one of the best classes I've taken in University. It will give you skills which you can use throughout the rest of your life.
- Mr. Benjamin Butty
This was my favorite course that I have taken in my four years of education. Even if you are not an entrepreneur, its a very interesting course, and Professor Firestone has a lot of interesting stories.
- Mr. Jason Sones
The class was good because the Prof is concerned with learning and understanding not just teaching/showing. I think the biggest difference a Prof can make is taking time to get to know and understand their students. Prof Bruce does this very well.
- Mr. Darren Chan
ADM 3396 - Entrepreneurialist Culture - is a course unlike any other. You're not learning the material, you are living it. And this is the best teaching experience a student could ask for - learning by doing. I am an engineering student that, before the class, had very little business experience. This class provided me with invaluable learning experience and a strong business foundation that will last me a lifetime.
- Mr. Patrick Trahan
ADM 3396 is a spontaneous and exciting class! You never know what to expect next! This class gives you hope and confidence to think outside the box, to pursue your dreams and to reach for the sky. The concepts and advice you learn and receive are indispensable and will be useful for your future projects and endeavors! Lots of networking opportunities!
- Miss Dania Balaa
Not sure I have testimonial but you are more than welcome to put my twitter down and ask anyone to ask me online. I support this class fully and completely.
@kristopherwong
- Mr. Kristopher Wong

Apply for free Office Space/Mentoring and Early Stage Funding: Exploriem.org

Mini Offices available: MiniOffice.org

John Walsh, Founder of OREIO, leads the class through the Cashflow Game on March 10, 2010:

CASHFLOW® 101 teaches you how to get out of the Rat Race and onto the Fast Track, where your money works for you instead of you working hard for your money. CASHFLOW® 101 is an educational board game that teaches accounting, finance, and investing at the same time - and makes learning fun.

Briefest possible description, "Monopoly on steroids."

Most people initially play the game the same way they approach their own finances. It is quite fascinating to watch people learn and discover a new way of looking at money. To coin an old phrase, for some, it will be a "paradigm shift".

Mr. Walsh will start with an overview of the Rich Dad philosophy and what is meant by the term Cashflow and/or passive income: Capital vs Cashflow (Rich vs Wealthy).

The Telfer School of Management and Algonquin College present:

Magic from a Hat lecture Series: Entrepreneurship and the Sports Business
When: February 24th, 2010 from 4 to 7 pm
Where: Desmarais Building, University of Ottawa. Room DMS 4101
Who: Speakers are Professor Bruce M. Firestone, Entrepreneur-in-Residence, Telfer School of Management, Founder, Ottawa Senators, Executive Director, Exploriem.org, Broker, Partners Advantage GMAC and Ted Wagstaff, President of the Wagstaff Group, Lecturer, Algonquin College and Vice President, Kangaroo TV.
What: Professor Firestone and Mr. Wagstaff will be presenting case studies including:

> Mont Cascades and Pro Slide
> Ottawa 67s
> Wilderness Tours and Mount Pakenham
> Greco Lean and Fit
> Ballistik Hockey
> Ottawa Marathon
> And more!

For more information, please contact: bfirestone@partnersadvantage.ca or @ProfBruce, www.Twitter.com/ProfBruce

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Course Number and Title: ADM3396 Seminar in Administration	Place: Morisset Hall 221 Campus Map
Day and Time: Wednesdays 4 pm to 7 pm	Term: Winter 2011
Course Type: Seminar	Credits: 3
Pre-course Reading: Personal Business For Life, PB4L: The Road to Financial Security and Independence	Office Hours: available after the conclusion of each lecture.
Entrepreneur's Handbook: Get a copy	For more information re. Entrepreneur's Handbook: Craig Schoen, craigschoen123@hotmail.com
Entrepreneurialist Culture: Brochure	Assignments: Assignments 2011	Business Model Assigment: Outputs
Wes Nicol Business Plan Competition: Description	Lecture Plan: Summary Schedule 2011
Entrepreneurs Cross Talk [Hashtag Conversation: #ec3396]	Readings: Bibliography
Testimonials for: ADM3396	More on Business Model Competition: http://dramatispersonae.org/AssignmentsADM3396BusinessModelCompetition.htm More on Wes Nicol Business Plan Competition: http://www.dramatispersonae.org/AssignmentsADM3396WesNicolBusinessPlanCompetition.htm
Test your: Entrepreneurialist Culture Quotient	Online Registration: Business Model Competition and Wes Nicol Business Plan Competition
Poll Daddy Testimonials ADM3396	Truly a great class for someone interested in starting his/her own business. Very practical and realistic, and a lot of hands-on work involving presentations and business models/plans. Relatively small class, which made it that much more personal. Professor brought lots of his own stories and experiences into the classroom and it was an eye-opening experience. - Anon It was great to see the passion and ambition that other students have within the Telfer School of Management and the Engineering Faculty. It's a good experience to see students actually applying what they learn in University and take their dream to the next step this early in their life. - Ms. Lara Al-Hussayni ADM 3396 is one of the best classes I've taken in University. It will give you skills which you can use throughout the rest of your life. - Mr. Benjamin Butty This was my favorite course that I have taken in my four years of education. Even if you are not an entrepreneur, its a very interesting course, and Professor Firestone has a lot of interesting stories. - Mr. Jason Sones The class was good because the Prof is concerned with learning and understanding not just teaching/showing. I think the biggest difference a Prof can make is taking time to get to know and understand their students. Prof Bruce does this very well. - Mr. Darren Chan ADM 3396 - Entrepreneurialist Culture - is a course unlike any other. You're not learning the material, you are living it. And this is the best teaching experience a student could ask for - learning by doing. I am an engineering student that, before the class, had very little business experience. This class provided me with invaluable learning experience and a strong business foundation that will last me a lifetime. - Mr. Patrick Trahan ADM 3396 is a spontaneous and exciting class! You never know what to expect next! This class gives you hope and confidence to think outside the box, to pursue your dreams and to reach for the sky. The concepts and advice you learn and receive are indispensable and will be useful for your future projects and endeavors! Lots of networking opportunities! - Miss Dania Balaa Not sure I have testimonial but you are more than welcome to put my twitter down and ask anyone to ask me online. I support this class fully and completely. @kristopherwong - Mr. Kristopher Wong
Apply for free Office Space/Mentoring and Early Stage Funding: Exploriem.org	Mini Offices available: MiniOffice.org
John Walsh, Founder of OREIO, leads the class through the Cashflow Game on March 10, 2010: CASHFLOW® 101 teaches you how to get out of the Rat Race and onto the Fast Track, where your money works for you instead of you working hard for your money. CASHFLOW® 101 is an educational board game that teaches accounting, finance, and investing at the same time - and makes learning fun. Briefest possible description, "Monopoly on steroids." Most people initially play the game the same way they approach their own finances. It is quite fascinating to watch people learn and discover a new way of looking at money. To coin an old phrase, for some, it will be a "paradigm shift". Mr. Walsh will start with an overview of the Rich Dad philosophy and what is meant by the term Cashflow and/or passive income: Capital vs Cashflow (Rich vs Wealthy).	The Telfer School of Management and Algonquin College present: Magic from a Hat lecture Series: Entrepreneurship and the Sports Business When: February 24th, 2010 from 4 to 7 pm Where: Desmarais Building, University of Ottawa. Room DMS 4101 Who: Speakers are Professor Bruce M. Firestone, Entrepreneur-in-Residence, Telfer School of Management, Founder, Ottawa Senators, Executive Director, Exploriem.org, Broker, Partners Advantage GMAC and Ted Wagstaff, President of the Wagstaff Group, Lecturer, Algonquin College and Vice President, Kangaroo TV. What: Professor Firestone and Mr. Wagstaff will be presenting case studies including: > Mont Cascades and Pro Slide > Ottawa 67s > Wilderness Tours and Mount Pakenham > Greco Lean and Fit > Ballistik Hockey > Ottawa Marathon > And more! For more information, please contact: bfirestone@partnersadvantage.ca or @ProfBruce, www.Twitter.com/ProfBruce