Startup Grind is one of the biggest communities of entrepreneurs in partnership with Google for Startups. Our mission is to help every entrepreneur in the world. We do so by hosting a monthly recurring event to inspire, educate, and connect entrepreneurs. In this upcoming fireside chat, we welcome Kenny Nguyen, CEO/Co-Founder of ThreeSixtyEight, a creative agency whose mission is to challenge common thinking to create an uncommon future, for a discussion around imposter syndrome. If you work either in tech or in a creative field, chances are that at some point you felt like an imposter: not feeling good enough for the success you achieved so far. → How to fight Imposter Syndrome and ensure that your own growth doesn't depend on other people's perceptions of you. → Learn how to re-frame setbacks as learning experiences and improve yourself as soon as next time instead of dwelling on them. → Maximize your potential by figuring out whether you think big or you blame yourself when things go wrong, learn how this affects your work quality. The Speaker Kenny Nguyen is the CEO/Co-Founder of ThreeSixtyEight, a creative agency whose mission is to challenge common thinking to create an uncommon future. Since its inception, the agency has helped underdogs advance their causes through uncommon interactive experiences. Through the success of the agency’s work, ThreeSixtyEight aims to help the perception of their hometown of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, a city known for the underdog, become known as the creative epicenter of the south. Prior to ThreeSixtyEight, Kenny co-founded Big Fish Presentations, a company that focused on ridding the world of boring presentations through high-quality presentation design, presentation coaching, and speechwriting. During his time at Big Fish Presentations, he co-authored the McGraw-Hill published book The Big Fish Experience: Create Memorable Presentations That Reel in Your Audience, now published in three different languages. Outside his agency, he is an investor in Soji: Modern Asian restaurant, frequent speaker, and advocate for AAPI professionals looking to find their voice in leadership. He also serves on the US Chamber’s Small Business Council and supports STARS (workers stilled through alternative routes) as an advisory council member of Opportunity@Work. 6:00 PM - Open networking and welcome from the Startup Grind team. 6:30 PM - A fireside chat with Kenny Nguyen followed by Q&A. 7:30 PM - A networking session in which attendees. Come out for a great night of networking, drinks, and stories. Be sure to use the #startupgrindBR when posting about the event. Startup Grind
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