What the Rolling Stones taught me about entrepreneurship
Whether your dream is to open a new restaurant or to sell a new product or app, you will have to address contracts, licensing, labor and a whole range of topics you may never have thought of before. On Smart Companies Radio with host, Kelly Scanlon this week, you’ll meet Jeff Stoller, the author of his newly released book,“You Want to be an Entrepreneur,” Jeff is a successful attorney, accountant, consultant and entrepreneur. Find out why he created the book and his life lesson from working with The Rolling Stones. http://www.blogtalkradio.com/smartcompaniesthinkingbigger/2016/01/08/what-the-rolling-stones-taught-me-about-being-an-entrepreneur-with-jeff-stoller
关于我
Having been an attorney and accountant, and taught both contract law and accounting at the University of Southern California, I have saved clients hundreds of thousands of dollars through insight and experience in negotiating and drafting contracts and a thorough understanding of accounting; and how the legal and financial elements affect one another. I am considered an expert in licensing/franchising and brand management, and am one of the most experienced executives in the hospitality/entertainment fields. I have been an owner, operator, executive and consultant with more than 20 years in product and brand licensing for such world-famous entities as the Rolling Stones, Playboy, Warner Bros. and Penthouse; and was a professor of finance and law at USC.
