Wednesday, October 16 | 7-8 p.m.
Fox Commons Business & Entrepreneur Center – 2nd floor
Join us to find inspiration in the stories of three Lawrentians whose lives in the business world enabled them to make a meaningful social impact.
- Beth Larsen ‘13 spent several years in Rwanda organizing programs for underserved populations. She is currently with gener8tor in Kenosha, WI, helping overlooked people form microbusinesses.
- Yoriko Morita ‘94 was a physics and cello performance double degree student who has worked with start-up companies and started companies and now specializes in intellectual property strategy for highly technical products.
- Susan Long Hall ‘76 started her career as a financial analyst and retired after selling a company she co-founded that helps 3,000 US school districts improve their K-5 reading outcomes.
They will share some skills that can help position you to follow your passion and make a meaningful difference in the world.