Have a new business idea? ACBJ, Global Silicon Valley

Have a new business idea? ACBJ, Global Silicon Valley launch free startup bootcamp

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Published 13 Jul 2020

Fresh off of launching an online MBA program for entrepreneurs, Silicon Valley veteran and Global Silicon Valley founder Michael Moe is ready to cast his net wider. “Live Aid for Entrepreneurs” is how Moe describes an idea that he came up with on a restless night during the Covid-19 pandemic. “There are 40 million people out of work right now. There are students who had a ‘virtual graduation’ this spring and are entering a job market that doesn’t exist. On top of that we have all of…

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Have a new business idea? ACBJ, Global Silicon Valley launch free startup bootcamp

Have a new business idea? ACBJ, Global Silicon Valley launch free startup bootcamp

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