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Wednesday, February 24, 2010

February 23, 2010

Naeem will be speaking at Brown University Entrepreneurship Forum in Bay Area (Palo Alto). 

February 18, 2010

This 2-hour workshop will be conducted by Naeem Zafar, a faculty member of the Haas School of Business at the University of California Berkeley and author of four eBooks on entrepreneurship.  

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Naeem has assumed a new mission after working for 25 years in the high-tech industry. His career and diverse experience within Silicon Valley have uniquely shaped him to help guide and teach entrepreneurs eager to start companies and be successful in business.

Books

Naeem has published the following books.  They are now availble to you!  

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These books are availble at Five Mountain Press

Ultra Bootstraping the Naeem Zafar way!

 

The man had already run two workshops yesterday when he walked into T2F in Karachi to run a session on “Ultrabootstrapping” for P@SHA and TiE Karachi. Sabeen Mahmud and I were grateful that he had so readily accepted our request to speak to technologists and entrepreneurs in Karachi at such short notice. It just shows how ready Naeem Zafar is to share his experience and his knowledge.

 

The profile of an Entrepreneur

 There is a misconception of the psychological makeup of the average entrepreneur.  Most people think of entrepreneurs as risk-takers, wild people who do things on a whim.  I am an entrepreneur.  I have known thousands of entrepreneurs.  This perception of them is completely wrong.  

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In the News!

Investor's Business Daily Article

 Enhance Your Business With Key Business Mentors
By Morey Stettner

To build a business, yo uneed to listen to your gut, defy conventional wisdom and chart your own path.  It's often a lonely road.

 Top entrepreneurs know they won't have all the answers along the way.  That's why they seek advice from more seasoned, knowledgeable advisers. 

 Once you find a good mentor, pave the way for a productive sharing of ideas and concerns.  Create mutual trust to maximize the relationship, says Naeem Zafar, a lecturer on entrepreneurship at the Hass School of Business at the University of California, Berkeley. 

To read more view the article on Investor's Business Daily