Why do older, established industry leaders want to help young entrepreneurs?
Replied byRonnen Harary
Co-founder & Board Chair at Spin Master
Niche: Production
Revenue: Approx. $166 Million/month
Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Started: 1994
Older leaders love the energy of youth, and helping young founders is a primal way for them to give back. It takes them back to their own early career milestones, and they do not view twenty-five-year-old startups as a threat to their market share.
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