Starting a business is never easy, and all the less so for young entrepreneurs new to running their own company.
The pandemic made that process even harder, forcing many to pivot and become creative in how they founded, marketed and grew their businesses.
As a professor of practice at Georgia State University’s Entrepreneurship and Innovation Institute, Berkley Baker helps guide and advise students interested in following that path.
Berkley Baker is a Clinical Assistant Professor at Georgia State University’s Entrepreneurship & Innovation Institute (Photo courtesy of Georgia State University)
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