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TEACHING
Feature:
From All Corners of Campus
OUTREACH
Feature: Entrepreneurial
Training Camp
Which
Fast-Growing Private Company Is #1?
Faces
of Wharton Entrepreneurship
RESEARCH
Feature: Visiting
Scholar to Business Leaders: Consider "Learning from Near Misses"
Verbatim:
Our Directors, in Quotes
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Lucinda
Duncalfe Holt
CEO
Personal
Information
Company name /type: Destiny/consulting
Education: BA Penn, MBA Wharton
Primary place of residence: Lafayette
Hill, PA
It would surprise people that I
.:
I am a black belt in Shotokan (a form of karate).
P.O.V.
(Point of View)
I
became an entrepreneur because
:
I didnt know any better.
Best way to respond to criticism and doubters: Ignore them.
Best definition of a successful entrepreneur: Willing to try.
Most challenging part of your job: Balancing the many interests.
Biggest impact of the Wharton School: Showed me how all the
pieces fit together.
Best memory of your Wharton days: Late nights lost in Excel
hell with good, new-found friends.
Close
calls
How
you started your business: I didnt, was
hired by founder as 3rd employee and CEO.
Pivotal moment in growing your business: Switching business
models from software to services.
Most interesting non-entrepreneurial job offer youve declined:
Management track at American Express.
Biggest surprise you encountered growing your business: How
long it takes.
Most difficult decision youre glad you
made: Firing our first salesperson.
Entrepreneur
to Entrepreneur
Book
that most influenced your thinking: Endurance
Favorite activity outside of business: Playing with my daughter.
Goal still pursuing: Being a better person.
Person most influential to your success: Dad
Person you most admire: Ghandi
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