Serial entrepreneurship for change: Annelise Hillmann

Episode 5 of the Female Narrative podcast, hosted by Natalia Buchajska, titled "Serial entrepreneurship for change: Annelise Hillmann" was published on August 14, 2021 and runs 52 minutes.

August 14, 2021 ·52m · Female Narrative

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Ms. Annelise Hillmann, a fascinating woman in marketing and entrepreneurship, joins us for another episode of Female Narrative.  As a recent Economics and Psychology graduate from Harvard University, Ms. Annelise Hillmann provides us with tips on applying to Ivy League universities and describes her experience studying at Harvard. At university, she worked on The Harvard Crimson and as a creative executive, founder of Studio 67, and the Chief of Marketing at Harvard Student Agencies. Based on her experience as a Brand & Growth Lead freelancer and part-time partner with Lilia, she provides us with advice on branding yourself and finding first customers. She is also the co-founder and CEO of Frontman, an amazing ESG company that is revolutionizing the male grooming industry.  We hope you tune into this inspiring story of embracing opportunities and pursuing entrepreneurship that challenges the status quo.

Episode Description

Ms. Annelise Hillmann, a fascinating woman in marketing and entrepreneurship, joins us for another episode of Female Narrative.

As a recent Economics and Psychology graduate from Harvard University, Ms. Annelise Hillmann provides us with tips on applying to Ivy League universities and describes her experience studying at Harvard. At university, she worked on The Harvard Crimson and as a creative executive, founder of Studio 67, and the Chief of Marketing at Harvard Student Agencies. Based on her experience as a Brand & Growth Lead freelancer and part-time partner with Lilia, she provides us with advice on branding yourself and finding first customers. She is also the co-founder and CEO of Frontman, an amazing ESG company that is revolutionizing the male grooming industry.

We hope you tune into this inspiring story of embracing opportunities and pursuing entrepreneurship that challenges the status quo.

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