Three One-Hour Classes For MBAs And Entrepreneurs

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Many MBAs finish business school and choose to launch their own startups rather than go to work for large companies. In November, a series of webinars will air and they could be interesting for aspiring entrepreneurs.

Ventureneer is a company that provides small business services. Its webinars are entitled Entrepreneurship: Is It for Me?, Developing an Idea for Startup Business and Do Startups Need a Business Plan? They take place on November 3, 10 and 17, respectively. Each is free and will last one hour.

"A lot of people are intrigued by the idea of starting their own business and working for themselves," said Geri Stengel, the founder of Ventureneer. "Most wannabe entrepreneurs have questions so I developed this series of webinars to answer those questions."

If you find the world of small business interesting but haven't become a part of it because you don't have a commercial background, consider enrolling in an MBA program today. An MBA degree could give you the know-how you need to start your own company and become a successful entrepreneur.

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