Cathy Bogaart's List: Entrepreneurship 101

Advice for the Starbucks CEO ... or anyone in a start-up. If Starbucks can learn, so can you.

Young entrepreneurs and wanna-be young entrepreneurs need to watch this.

From Ypulse Youth Marketing Mashup, the event is "Totally Wired Youth Entrepreneurs." Moderated by Guy Kawasaki, the panelists are really young and really smart/successful.

Inspirational. Making me wish I'd worked on my cool idea when I was 16...

RenegadeCEOs.com - all for youth entrepreneurs (under the age of 19). Complete with cool, down-to-earth words, videos, blogs, communities (invite-only, for the top-quality entrepreneurs!?) and other goodies. Love that this is for youth, but has GREAT stuff for ALL entrepreneurs and I love the no-BS straight talk.

Recommended by Tammy Sturge in her CIBC Presents Entrepreneurship 101 lecture on HR, so you know this is a good resource for up-start entrepreneurs.\n\nIf you find HR issues challenging, you are not alone! To help you address these challenges we've compiled this collection of HR articles, links and reviews.

The is recommended by Tammy Sturge, speaker at the CIBC Presents Entrepreneurship 101 lecture series session on Human Resources for Entrepreneurs, so you know it's good.\n\nEmployment standards are enforced under the Employment Standards Act, 2000 (ESA) which sets out the minimum standards that employers and employees must follow.

Recommended link by Tammy Sturge, speaker at the CIBC Presents Entrepreneurship 101 lecture series session Human Resources for Entrepreneurs, so you know this is a good one. \n\nIt points you to all the human rights you should consider in dealing with human beings, which is, afterall, what HR is all about!