Entrepreneurship: How to think of scale from the start
October 28, 2020
12:30 p.m. - 1:30 p.m. ET
Virtual
Event details
Career Services is pleased to present its upcoming Transition Series session featuring Julienne Oyler, co-founder and CEO of Africa Entrepreneurship Collective. She will speak about her entrepreneurship journey, touching on her experience navigating a post COVID-19 world, turning a product into a business, and how to think about scale from the start.
It will be an interactive discussion so come ready to participate.
Speaker bio
Julienne Oyler founded African Entrepreneur Collective in 2012, after living and working in more than 20 countries in Africa. Since founding AEC, Oyler has led the strategy and fundraising efforts to expand across Rwanda and into Kenya, building AEC’s in-house loan fund, developing SME programming, and most importantly, serving a team of 140+ colleagues. In the next three years, AEC will be in five countries, supporting more than 35,000 entrepreneurs.
Prior to AEC, Oyler served as the director of development and communicaitons at College Track, a national after-school program in the US. She is a 2015 Echoing Green Fellow for Social Enterprise, and she has a BA in African history from Georgetown University and and MBA from Yale School of Management.