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  • How Does an Idea Become a Startup?

    Jennifer McFadden, Brad Hargreaves
    March 20, 2018

    Serial entrepreneur Brad Hargreaves YC ’08 talked with Yale SOM’s Jennifer McFadden ’08 about how to turn a hunch into a business opportunity.
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