AlligatorZone®, where students meet startups to learn about the future of work, presents a conversation with Tushar Vaish, Co-founder & CTO, Spinwheel (https://www.spinwheel.io), a credit card to help one get rid of student-debt sooner.
Mr. Vaish will present his startup at an AlligatorZone event-program in Fremont, CA on Monday, October 21, 2019. To attend future events with school-age children, register at https://AlligatorZone.org/attend.
This podcast aims to help students gain a deeper understanding into the making of entrepreneurial leaders. This podcast was launched as part of a leadership coaching program in AlligatorZone Academy's summer workshop series. Enjoy other podcasts in this series.
AlligatorZone Academy supports the mission of AlligatorZone® to help families and educators prepare students for the future of work by learning from entrepreneurs who are creating the future. Learn more at AlligatorZone.org. This podcast is partially supported by the premium subscribers of AlligatorZone, which offers home-based programs to prepare kids for success and self-actualization in a rapidly transforming world.
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