EPISODE · Sep 16, 2023 · 1H 4M
21 | Promise of CleanTech & Remembering the Good Old Days
from The Inflection Point · host Ishan Arora
In this episode of The Inflection Point I dive into a wonderful converstion with Sobaan Ajwad. Sobaan is a third year undergraduate student specializing in Finance and with a minor in Operations Management. During his tenure at UofA, Sobaan has actively been involved with several clubs on campus such as the AIBC, JDC West, VCPE. Sobaan is very passionate about community involvement and initiatives to support those in need which is why he joined and helped scale Help-A-Homie, a local charitable organization founded by a group of friends at the UofA aimed at alleviating poverty and providing support to the community. This past summer he spent working at a clean-tech startup, Grengine, in Edmonton as a Business Operations Intern, and is hopeful to partake in a few more internships of different scopes to see where he’s most passionate, and where he might make the greatest impact. In his spare time, Sobaan loves sports, being outdoors, and spending time with his family and friends. We hope you enjoy listening to today's episode of The Inflection Point! There are a lot of exciting episodes coming up as I dive into deep conversations around starting a company from an entrepreneur's point of view and the ups and downs that come along with it in the process. You can check us out at The Inflection Point on LinkedIn. Please leave us a comment with your thoughts and you can send your questions to [email protected] so that I can ask those questions to our guests and spark insightful conversations around entrepreneurship. You can also follow us on instagram @theinflectionpointwithshaan and if you leave today with one message, I hope it's this - “Change is inevitable, Embrace it if you can”. See you all next time!
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