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Entrepreneurial Eagles Networking Breakfast, March 30
"Vision and Values: Breaking the Myth of Why You Are Here Today"
This networking breakfast features fellow Eagle Scout Bill Leoniy, who will help us dig into why people excel, and how to source that for entrepreneurial ventures. Bill has extensive experience in shared ownership and team building within Fortune 50 manufacturing enterprises. Bring plenty of business cards for sharing!
$20
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Wednesday, March 30, 2011
7:00 - 8:30 a.m.
Cockrell Scout Center
Or call Britt Vincent with questions 713.756.3318.
Entrepreneurial Eagles Networking Breakfast Sept. 29, 2010 Featured Richard Scruggs
About 50 were in attendance at the Cockrell Scout Center on Wednesday, September 29
for Entrepreneurial Eagle networking. Richard Scruggs gave a stirring talk on the value
of a Scouting upbringing to help entrepreneurs BE PREPARED for the myriad of challenges
that face us. Said Eagle Scout Duane Germenis on Linkedin, "Great breakfast and great
speaker. If everyone brought one more Eagle Scout, we could double the connections to
be made."
Eagle Scout Networking Event, June 16, 2010
The June 16 Entrepreneurial Eagle Scout Networking Breakfast featured Eagle Scout Bill
Venema who presented "What, Why and Critical Steps in Selling Your Business", a program
on methods to build a business of marketable value. It was a great event with about 40
in attendance.
March 3 Eagle Scout Networking Event Featured Charlie Rawl
On March 3, 2010, Eagle Scout Charlie Rawl presented "Holding Fast To Our Ethical Compass
In Trying Times" at two events, with 100 Eagle Scouts in attendance.
Entrepreneurial Eagles met for a networking breakfast and Accounting Profession Eagles met
for a networking luncheon. Mr. Rawl, an Eagle Scout who became known as one of the
"whistleblowers" in the Stanford Financial scandal, discussed his experience at Stanford,
the red flags he saw and brought to management’s attention, and how his "ethical compass"
led him to leave the company, ultimately saving his clients and his career.
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