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66 | Trailblazing Students and the Art of Running a Business with Kym Leibham

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What happens when change meets entrepreneurship? You get the inspiring journey of Kym Leibham, founder and CEO of EventWise, who masterfully navigated the ebb and flow of market changes throughout her 25 years in business. This episode is a treasure trove of insights from Kym's accidental venture into entrepreneurship to her unstoppable adaptability in various industries including nurturing student entrepreneurship at Lakeland University. Join us as we unpack her wisdom on embracing change and failure and the crucial role they play in business success.
Ever wondered how an entrepreneurial environment can transform students into trailblazers? Welcome to Lakeland University, a vibrant cradle of student-run businesses nestled in the cozy rural landscape of Wisconsin. Our guest enlightens us on the art of managing an array of personalities and the power of self-reflection in team success. Hear about Lakeland's groundbreaking student-run business ventures that have not only picked up speed but have inspired other institutions as well. We also touch on the opportunities awaiting high school students in the community eager to dip their toes into entrepreneurship.
As we wind down, we turn our spotlight on Kym Leibham at Lakeland University, whose leadership is creating a ripple effect in the community. From running a campus shop to leading a content writing business, Kym reveals the ins and outs of their current operations. But what truly elevates their initiatives is the philanthropic arm - a program that harnesses student talents to aid local non-profits. Discover why intuition is your best ally when it comes to choosing your path. And before we wrap up, we bring you a remarkable student making waves in non-profit work. So grab your headphones and get ready for an episode overflowing with inspiration, valuable insights, and opportunities to connect and support.

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1. 66 | Trailblazing Students and the Art of Running a Business with Kym Leibham (00:00:00)

2. Building a Successful Business Through Change (00:00:57)

3. Self-Reflection and Student-Run Businesses (00:09:20)

4. Entrepreneurship and Community Impact at Lakeland (00:18:23)

5. Opportunities to Connect and Support (00:24:25)

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