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This curriculum was developed by Katherine Korman Frey, Associate Director and Adjunct Professor, The George Washington University’s Center for Entrepreneurial Excellence and Managing Director of Vision Forward. Contributing content provided by Drs. George Solomon, Susan Duffy, Ayman Tarabishy and Professor Janet Nixdorf, The George Washington University's Center for Entrepreneurial Excellence and the Department of Management.

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