MBAs Could Get Valuable Advice From Accomplished Entrepreneur

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A conference in Michigan has been organized specifically for MBAs, entrepreneurs and small business people.

The event, which will begin on October 23 and last two days, will have a keynote speaker. Her name is Vinita Gupta and she is a Silicon Valley technology entrepreneur.

"Economic downturns are opportune times for aspiring entrepreneurs to focus energies in pursuing their passions of starting great enterprises," said Gupta. "I am excited to participate at this spirited event and look forward to sharing my experiences with the entrepreneurial community."

Gupta launched her own wide area network (WAN) solutions company and took it public in 1994. Her business, Digital Link, was recognized as one of the fastest growing companies in its industry by Inc. magazine in 1995. Gupta is now the CEO of a WAN company called Quick Eagle Networks.

If you have always wanted to launch your own startup, but don't have the business background to do so, consider enrolling in an MBA program today. An MBA degree could get you the knowledge you need to make your entrepreneurial aspirations come to life.

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