CEO of ePrize’s tells Detroit conference attendees their creativity is “secret sauce” to success
Hold the mustard, folks. When ePrize founder and CEO Josh Linkner gave the keynote address at last week’s E2 Detroit conference, he made a point to tell the audience that creative entrepreneurs will be Michigan’s greatest asset, Crain’s Business reports.
Excerpt:
“You can’t cut your way to success,” Linkner said. “The only way to go grow a company is through innovation, it’s through creativity.”
He said that entrepreneurs should think about creativity as a muscle. Everyone can build creativity, but it takes hard work to make it strong.
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