Virtual Sample Class | Life or Death Decisions of the Entrepreneur
As a part of our dedication to preparing you for your start at Hult this fall—Hult is pleased to invite you into our virtual classroom.
Class size is limited, so please register below.
You will receive a link to access the class after registration.
Tue, 30 March, 9:00am - 10:00am PDT
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About the class
Professor Larry Louie will give a one hour mock class on entrepreneurship. He will use a Harvard Business School case on Alibris, a company he co-founded.
He will also answer the question “Why Silicon Valley?” for the flourishing of entrepreneurship.
Professor Larry Louie
Larry Louie has been a professor in finance, accounting and entrepreneurship since 2001. He has been at Hult since the San Francisco campus opening in 2010. Prior to teaching, he spent 25 years in business, starting at KPMG as an auditor, then Bain and Co. as a strategy consultant, then 18 years as senior management with various private and entrepreneurial businesses. He received a bachelors degree in finance and accounting from the University of California at Berkeley and an MBA from the Stanford Graduate School of Business.