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Entrepreneurial Journeys
What International Students Wish Professors Knew About Entrepreneurship
Whether you succeed or fail, you've demonstrated the willingness to try. Learn more.
The Accidental Artist: Entrepreneur-Turned-Painter Uses His Creativity for a Cause
Francisco Prado (EO El Salvador) spent 30 years building businesses in a culture where he was told art "was not for men." Now his paintings are helping women escape violence.
When Grief Hits, You Leadership Is Tested Most
In the midst of losing a loved one, your business does not stop. Learn how grief reshapes leadership, culture, and the systems that hold companies together.
What Makes Business Partnerships Work--or Fail
Thinking about a business partner? Learn what makes partnerships thrive, plus the mistakes that can lead to costly conflict and failure.
The Gift of Receiving: A Leader Leans on His Community Amid a Health Crisis
EO Global Board Director Rom LaPointe (EO Detroit) reflects on a kidney transplant, a community that refused to let him quit, and the hardest lesson an entrepreneur can learn: how to accept help.
65 Years Old. 7 Marathons. 7 Continents. 7 Days. One Founder’s Lesson
At 65, EO member Raul Riveros ran 7 marathons on 7 continents in 7 days—proving that confidence, not endurance, is the real finish line.