Definition: Although plenty of start-ups fail, the ones that succeed can do so wildly. Beyond a financial payoff, creating a start-up can give you the chance to create something meaningful, to disrupt the status quo, and even change the world.
Key Takeaway: To start a company, you first need an idea, a team, a product, and some help with legalese.
Challenge: There are more "unicorn" companies - meaning start-ups worth $1 billion or more - based in California than anywhere else in the world.
Fun Fact: Do you have an idea? HBI club on campus is a business incubator (ZSB). Bring your ideas to a meeting for support and resources. Follow them @hbi_lasierra
Watch the video below for another look at this concept.
How to Start a Start-Up (Napkin Finance)