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CES Videos

Identifying the Idea, 1:10 hours

February 1, 2006
Lecturer: Joel Hyatt, Current TV
The hardest part about starting a new business is often coming up with a good idea. What environmental clues should you look for to help make the process easier? How can you leverage your experience and network to identify compelling opportunities? Hear successful entrepreneur and former Stanford GSB Lecturer Joel Hyatt offer his perspective on where to look for the next big idea.

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