Teams exist to produce results far beyond the sum of the capabilities of the individual team members. How to get the most out of a team is tricky. This session will explore how teams work best and how and why they so often fail. It will also cover the role of the leader or multiple leaders in establishing dynamics so that the differing personalities and skills on the team work together effectively.
Requests for accommodations can be made when you register to attend. Please provide at least 7 days advance notice.
Speaker Bio
Derek Lidow is the Keller Center Scholar in Entrepreneurship and Chair of the Entrepreneurship Faculty. He teaches, advises and coaches students and other members of the Princeton community on how to turn their ideas into value producing enterprises and tackle real world problems. His research explores what's make one entrepreneur successful and another not, as well as the history of entrepreneurship. In addition, he writes books and articles on these topics.
Who can attend?
This event is open to 2020 eLab, Jumpstarter, PSIP, and Tiger Challenge students.
Related People
Entrepreneurship Specialist; Professor of the Practice in the Keller Center; James Wei Visiting Professor in Entrepreneurship 2011-2012; Haerther Fellow 2022-23