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EPIC Youth : Cultivating Entrepreneurial Changemakers

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by Beth Goldstein

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<p>Welcome to the podcast EPIC Youth: Cultivating Entrepreneurial Changemakers where we provide ideas and tactics that teachers, youth development professionals and parents can use today to&nbsp; cultivate tomorrow's entrepreneurial changemakers.&nbsp;<br>The host, Dr. Beth Goldstein is the Senior Director for Academic Strategy at Babson College's Youth Impact Lab, where she works with experts around the world who are helping youth increase their agency, confidence, and resiliency by strengthening their entrepreneurial mindsets.&nbsp;</p>

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What is EPIC Youth : Cultivating Entrepreneurial Changemakers?
<p>Welcome to the podcast EPIC Youth: Cultivating Entrepreneurial Changemakers where we provide ideas and tactics that teachers, youth development professionals and parents can use today to&nbsp; cultivate tomorrow's entrepreneurial changemakers.&nbsp;<br>The host, Dr. Beth Goldstein is the Senior Director for Academic Strategy at Babson College's Youth Impact Lab, where she works with experts around the world who are helping youth increase their agency, confidence, and resiliency by strengthening their entrepreneurial mindsets.&nbsp;</p>
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