Matt Wilson is co-founder of Under30CEO.com popular website driving young entrepreneurs to build profitable businesses, lead people and solve problems. After using social media to create huge buzz, landing Under30CEO on MSNBC and BusinessWeek, he began helping build brands online like Zaarly. Wilson’s passion for entrepreneurship began at Bryant University after where he led the Collegiate Entrepreneurs’ Organization to becoming the world’s #1 entrepreneurship organization and earned personal accolades as National Student Leader of the Year. His personal mission is to inspire young people to use technology to create opportunity and become leaders. Wilson is also a contributor at Huffington Post and Business Insider.
If Matt is around he will be easy to spot as his long luxurious hair is generally flowing freely in the breeze.How will you make the most out of Timeline for Facebook business pages?
If you really want to take advantage of Facebook's new timeline it's all about storytelling through the improved visuals. Remember that the lifetime of your brand is being captured on Facebook and others can easily see it. Take a look at your old posts and see how your company has evolved and think of it almost as a time machine for your brand.
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How I Did It: Matt Wilson on Launching Under30CEO
Matt Wilson Co-founderMatt Wilson launched Under30CEO while digging ditches for twelve hours a day. Though he had no prior web experience and moved back home with his mother, the found the way to balance success in both work and life.
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Beyond Youthful Enthusiasm to Running a Profitable Business
Matt Wilson Co-founderHow Matt Wilson, co-founder of Under30CEO.com, leveraged his network, found mentors to give him constructive criticism and developed an sustainable business model.
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