“The Social Entrepreneur”

Name: Weston Woodward, Founder, MundoTech
Stage of the journey: Opportunity Analysis
What he was looking for: Entrepreneurial education without the fuss or expense of a traditional MBA

“I’ve always thought about maybe getting an MBA, but I didn’t want to commit all that time . . . within the first few [MyEJ] lessons, it really taught me how to ask the right questions.”

Weston is graduate of University of Texas, Austin and an entrepreneur who is starting up MundoTech to expand technical education in the Dominican Republic. You can learn more and reach Weston here: bit.ly/uMuRl3

“The Smart-Builder”
Name: Evan Loomis, Co-founder, TreeHouse
Stage of the journey: Launch
What he was looking for: Frameworks for getting through a dip during start up

“MyEJ really helps orient you to think about the problems you’re facing in your own life and your own business.”

Evan is a Co-Founder of TreeHouse, a sustainable home improvement supplies store which recently opened the doors to its flagship store in Austin TX. treehouseonline.com

“The Communicator”
Name: Dawn Wellington Psaromatis, Founder, The Wellington Group
Stage of the journey: Growth
What she was looking for: Answers to the kinds of questions she never heard asked in business-networking groups

“MyEJ helped me paint the picture of the kind of life and business I want.”

Dawn is founder and president of Wellington Group, which offers a wide variety of creative, innovative and strategic communications services to help clients drive revenue and achieve business goals. wellingtongrouppr.com