Entrepreneurship Seminar: Democratizing SaaS - Enabling the Next Wave of Disruption in the Cloud!
CEO
Corent Technology
Free and open to the public
Bio: Feyzi Fatehi is the CEO of Corent Technology – the recipient of the “Outstanding Cloud/SaaS Platform” high-tech innovation award in 2015. He has over 25 years of experience building high performance teams at HP and three software companies in Silicon Valley and in Southern California. Feyzi – an inventor of the first real-time database - has studied at Cambridge, Princeton, UT Austin, and UCLA. He has given talks at Harvard Business School, Wharton, Stanford, as well as at industry events in Silicon Valley, Washington D.C., London, Rome, Sydney and Singapore. He serves as the chairman of the Technology Council of Southern California, and a board member at Software Industry Association. As an avid supporter of education, Feyzi is a member of the UCI Chief Executive Roundtable, UCI School of Engineering Leadership Council, UCI Beall Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship. He also serves as an advisor to the UCLA Anderson School of Management. Feyzi lives in Laguna Niguel and enjoys camping, skiing, scuba diving, yoga, and golf.
The Entrepreneurship Seminar Series provides a real-world introduction to the theory and practice of entrepreneurship. Through a series of presentations by prestigious entrepreneurs and industry leaders, participants will explore the various organizational, strategic and financial challenges facing successful and unsuccessful entrepreneurs. Topics include start-up strategies, business idea evaluation, business plan writing, and introduction to venture capital.
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