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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, Partners Advantage GMAC Real Estate
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Course Number and Title: ADM3396 Seminar in Administration Place: TBT325 Campus Map

Day and Time: Wednesdays 4 pm to 7 pm Term: Winter 2010

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 2010

Wes Nicol Business Plan Competition: Description Lecture Plan: Summary

Testimonials for: ADM3396 Readings: Bibliography

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

Apply for free Office Space/Mentoring and Early Stage Funding: Exploriem.org Mini Offices available: MiniOffice.org

The Telfer School of Management and Algonquin College present:

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, Professor, Algonquin College, Vice President, Kangaroo TV.

What: Professor Firestone and Mr. Wagstaff will be presenting case studies including:
• Mont Cascades and Pro Slide,
• Wilderness Tours and Mount Pakenham,
• Ottawa 67s,
• Ottawa Senators and Anaheim Ducks
• Tiger Woods
• Jim Balsillie, the Phoenix Coyotes and the Hamilton Bid

For more information, please contact: bfirestone@partnersadvantage.ca

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).

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Course Number and Title: ADM3396 Seminar in Administration	Place: TBT325 Campus Map
Day and Time: Wednesdays 4 pm to 7 pm	Term: Winter 2010
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 2010
Wes Nicol Business Plan Competition: Description	Lecture Plan: Summary
Testimonials for: ADM3396	Readings: Bibliography
Test your: Entrepreneurialist Culture Quotient	Online Registration: Business Model Competition and Wes Nicol Business Plan Competition
Apply for free Office Space/Mentoring and Early Stage Funding: Exploriem.org	Mini Offices available: MiniOffice.org
The Telfer School of Management and Algonquin College present: 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, Professor, Algonquin College, Vice President, Kangaroo TV.	What: Professor Firestone and Mr. Wagstaff will be presenting case studies including: • Mont Cascades and Pro Slide, • Wilderness Tours and Mount Pakenham, • Ottawa 67s, • Ottawa Senators and Anaheim Ducks • Tiger Woods • Jim Balsillie, the Phoenix Coyotes and the Hamilton Bid For more information, please contact: bfirestone@partnersadvantage.ca
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).