EBA - Speaker Information

Speaker Information

What's involved in being a speaker at an EBA event?

EBA is about entrepreneurship and leadership

We do not like to constrain our speakers with certain topics. As a speaker, you have the freedom to present whatever you believe is most valuable for our students given your unique experience. We also prefer interactive Q&A between yourself and the students.

Common questions and topics are:

What were the most valuable lessons you learned when you started your first company?
Top ten pieces of advice for entrepreneurs
Top ten mistakes
Top ten Dos and Don'ts
I have an idea, what should I do about it? Where do I start?
Anecdotes of your startup ventures
Your career history
Your company's history
What were your expectations before entering a venture? What did you think after?
Top ten leadership characteristics
What kind of people do you like to work with?
What does it take for you to respect someone?
How can I impress you?
Top ten things to do early on in your career

Format and schedule:

Please send a brief background paragraph about yourself. This paragraph will be used to introduce you to the audience and for advertising the event.
If you have slides, please send them by email to one of the officers at least a day before the event (the officers will contact you before hand).
Please do not spend more than 15 minutes on the presentation, we prefer interactive Q&A between you and the students.
Please arrive at the specified room a few minutes early to prepare.

Feel free to contact us for more information, or to be a speaker.

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		Speaker Information What's involved in being a speaker at an EBA event? EBA is about entrepreneurship and leadership We do not like to constrain our speakers with certain topics. As a speaker, you have the freedom to present whatever you believe is most valuable for our students given your unique experience. We also prefer interactive Q&A between yourself and the students. Common questions and topics are: What were the most valuable lessons you learned when you started your first company? Top ten pieces of advice for entrepreneurs Top ten mistakes Top ten Dos and Don'ts I have an idea, what should I do about it? Where do I start? Anecdotes of your startup ventures Your career history Your company's history What were your expectations before entering a venture? What did you think after? Top ten leadership characteristics What kind of people do you like to work with? What does it take for you to respect someone? How can I impress you? Top ten things to do early on in your career Format and schedule: Please send a brief background paragraph about yourself. This paragraph will be used to introduce you to the audience and for advertising the event. If you have slides, please send them by email to one of the officers at least a day before the event (the officers will contact you before hand). Please do not spend more than 15 minutes on the presentation, we prefer interactive Q&A between you and the students. Please arrive at the specified room a few minutes early to prepare. Feel free to contact us for more information, or to be a speaker.


All contents of this website are provided by the Santa Clara University Engineering & Business Alliance. For any suggestions or feedback, please email the webmaster.