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Dec 17, 2018 1 hr

Conversations with Entreprenuer Shane Jones

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Nicole and Ali interview Shane Jones, one of their long time friends. Shane divulges all of his entrepreneurial pursuits, from elementary school to present day. There are some amazing stories in there as we learn a lot about Shane and his successes and also his #failures. Shane, while mostly an entrepreneur (the founder of eProject, Inc), is currently working at Microsoft as a Senior Program Manager. Of late, he is interested in AI projects and pursing comedy. He talks openly about his plan to audition for America’s Got Talent, how he practices telling robot jokes to his captive audience (his daughter) and we get to hear him perform his set! We had such a great time interviewing him and hope you enjoy the show. Shane Jones regularly mentors new entrepreneurs, and volunteers his time mentoring middle school and high school students through the non-profit Greater. You can find Shane on Linked In, on Instragram @watchemroll and @shanedjones on twitter.

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Nicole and Ali interview Shane Jones, one of their long time friends. Shane divulges all of his entrepreneurial pursuits, from elementary school to present day. There are some amazing stories in there as we learn a lot about Shane and his successes and also his #failures. Shane, while mostly an entrepreneur (the founder of eProject,…

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