Mastering Entrepreneurship - The Bible of Business

A step by step intimate telling of how to really start and grow a business delivered directly from 15 founders of world renown companies. An interactive series that reveals the backgrounds, insights and strategies of recognized Israeli and American Jewish Entrepreneurs. PLUS, tips from 11 other star entrepreneurs. This program is packed and needs to viewed multiple times to get all that it offers.

A multi level program that features; Uri Levine/Waze, Amnon Shashua/Mobileye, Seth Goldman/Honest Tea/Beyond Meat, Kira Radinsky/SalesPredict - Now part of Ebay, Daphne Koller/Coursera, Daniel Lubetzky/KIND Snacks and others. Plus, the content is analyzed by Business Professors and Deans from MIT, Harvard, Yale, Northwestern, Stanford and others prestigious Universities.

Almost 4 hours running time edited down from over 100 hours of footage and broken down into 32 interactive chapters sharing the secrets of Entrepreneurs that built substantial organizations from the U.S. and Israel - The Startup Nation. All disciplines are covered including the personal requirements and background needed to get going and growing.

Each chapter provides summaries and discussion/thought questions and challenges.

Featured Entrepreneurial Teachers

- Ben Fischman, the founder of LIDS, Rue La La, and Launch grew LIDS from a hat cart in a mall to having over 1000 locations. He sold Rue, La, La an invitation only shopping site for over $350 million.

- Seth Goldman, the co-founder of Honest Tea, grew the reach of his company to 100,00 stores, eventually selling the organic and Fair Trade beverage line to Coca-Cola. Seth is currently the CEO of Beyond Meat.

- Uri Levine, the co-founder of Waze, sold his real time driver navigation technology to Google for $1 billion. Following the success of Waze he founded FeeX, a free service that helps users track financial fees.

- Diane Hessan. The CEO of Startup Institute and the founder & Chairman of Communispace, who sold her business to Omnicom for well over $100 million and now is working to transform adult education.

- Daniel Lubetzky. The founder: KIND Healthy Snacks and PeaceWorks has built KIND into the fastest growing U.S. snack company, with nutritious and delicious products sold in more than 150,00 stores. In 11 years, the company has sold more than 1 billion KIND bars and inspired more than 1 million kind acts through its social mission.

- Natan Barak, the CEO of mPrest, leveraged his experience as a colonel in the Israeli Navy to develop key software components for Israel's Iron Dome system.

- Benjamin Brafman is the principal of Brafman and Associates PC‎, a boutique law firm in New York, specializing in criminal defense. Mr Brafman has represented a wide range of celebrities, business and political leaders throughout the United States with a special emphasis on White Collar Criminal Defense. CNN has referred to Mr Brafman as the "best" trial lawyer in America and New York Magazine named him "best" Criminal Defense Lawyer in New York. He is also an outspoken public advocate for the State of Israel.

- Adam Neumann is a founding partner of WeWork, a real estate company that rents collaborative working states in dozens of locations in the US and abroad, currently valued at over $30 billion.

- Gila Bronner, President and CEO of Bronner Group, LLC, leveraged an extensive career in public accounting with female set asides in government, to expand her professional service firm from a one woman business to over 10 offices, practicing in a dozen states and more than 400 jurisdictions.

- Amnon Shashua. The co-founder & CTO of Mobileye, a driver assist technology. Mobileye had the most successful IPO of an Israeli company in US history, the technology has saved dozens of lives. He also founded Orcam, which produces assistive devices for the visually impaired. Recently Intel acquired Mobileye for $15 Billion. Yes you read that right.

- Talia Mashiach, the CEO, Founder & Product Architect of Eved, raised over $11 million in venture capital to build a Pritzker Group backed company automating the $770B event industry with a collaborative procurement platform servicing over 10,000 users. She's a recipient of Ernst and Young's winning women award, a member of Dell’s Founder Club and named in Chicago Crain’s 40 under 40 list.

- Noa Mintz, teen entrepreneur, philanthropist and founder of Nannies by Noa serves over 200 clients, oversees more than 200 qualified caregivers and has been interviewed by Steve Harvey, Ryan Seacrest and appeared on CNN, the TODAY Show and CNBC.

- Kira Radinsky, the CTO & Co-Founder of SalesPredict, created a technology that uses data from the web to help business predict sales. She's been featured on Forbes' 30 under 30 in enterprise tech list and MIT Technology Review's 35 young innovators under 35 list. Kira sold the company to Ebay and became the Chief Science Officer.

- Jay Steinfeld, founder and CEO of blinds. com, grew a mom and pop blinds store into the largest ecommerce retailer of blinds and window coverings in the world, which was recently acquired by the Home Depot.

- Michael Steinhardt was one of the first hedge fund mangers, developing a net worth of over a billion dollars, a large portion of which he has give to Jewish causes, including co-founding the Taglit-Birthright program.

Chapter Leaders -  Your Professors

- Mark Achler an Adjunct Lecturer of Management & Organizations at Northwestern’s Kellogg School of Management co-founded an early-stage venture capital fund.

- Barry Nalebuff teaches Business Strategy at the Yale School of Management. He also co-founded Honest Tea with one of his former students: Seth Goldman.

- David Reibstein, Professor: Wharton Business School at the University of Pennsylvania

- Ed Roberts of the MIT Sloan School of Management is an expert in advanced technology management and entrepreneurship, a serial high-tech entrepreneur, and a leading angel investor.

- Lloyd Shefsky teaches entrepreneurship and leadership at Northwestern’s Kellogg School of Management.

- Greg Stoller of Boston University, formerly Boston College educates MBA students on business planning, finance, and international entrepreneurship.

- Noam Wasserman of Harvard Business School focuses his studies on how founders’ early decision can make or break a startup and its team.

- Jerry Engel is an adjunct professor of entrepreneurship and innovation at the Hass School of Business at the University of California at Berkeley.

- Beth Goldstein teaches entrepreneurship and marketing courses at Babson College.

- Danna Greenberg is a professor of organizational behavior at Babson College.

- Daphne Koller is a professor of computer science at Stanford University who co-founded Coursera a massive open online course provider that has over 11 million users in every country on the planet.

- Yavilah McCoy, an observant Jew of Color and the executive director and CEO of Dimensions Educational Consulting, has worked to expand global awareness of Jewish identity and culture, empowering students to contextualize their Jewish journeys.

Additional Educators – These Entrepreneurs are found providing added guidance on our 40 Tips chapter only

- Joan Banres, Founder: Gymboree

- Gertrude “Gert” Boyle, Chairman: Columbia Sportswear

- Zalmi Duchman, Founder & CEO: The Fresh Diet

- Nick Friedman, Founder & President: College Hunks Hauling Junk

- Jay Goltz, Founder: Artists Frame Service

- Stephanie Kaplan, Co-Founder: Her Campus

- Ariel Moodie, Founder: Empact

- Alberto Perlman, CEO: Zumba

- Marsha Serlin, Founder: United Scrap Metal

- Tom Szaky, Founder & CEO: TerraCycle

- Howard Tullman, Serial Entrepreneur