Seventy-nine percent of present-day college students believe education should include some form of professional experience, according to a study by Northeastern University. And in today’s economy, professional life is increasingly entrepreneurial. That’s the focus of the Innovation Network for Entrepreneurial Thinking, or iNet – an undergraduate academic program in leadership and entrepreneurial thinking for all University of Kentucky students, regardless of major. Tom Martin talked with Randall Stevens of Lexington-based ArchVision, co-chair of the iNet advisory board about the program’s relationship with the Lexington entrepreneurial community.
Focus On Business: Randall Stevens on Entrepreneurial Thinking
