Tennessean Organization Wants MBAs

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MBAs and other small businessmen and women in Tennessee are learning from one another through a local branch of an international group.

The Entrepreneurs' Organization (EO) was created to help business owners connect and share advice and tips on how to succeed in various industries. The Nashville chapter of the EO has 54 members, according to The Tennessean.

"If you have a little bit of the entrepreneurial fever, this organization gives you a lot of the fever," Arnie Malham told the paper. Malham is president of the Nashville chapter and has three businesses.

In total, the EO has more than 7,300 members in 42 countries. It was founded in 1987 by a group of young professionals, their vision to build the world's most influential community of entrepreneurs, according to the EO website.

If you've always wanted to start your own company but haven't because you don't have a business education, consider enrolling in an MBA program today. An MBA degree can provide entrepreneurial individuals with the skills they need to realize their goal to launch a startup.

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