Founder Resilience 🧗🏾‍♂️

Discover the power of resilience in the world of entrepreneurship at the "Founder Resilience" workshop, exclusively designed for student startup founders at NYU. Explore the psychological aspects of entrepreneurship, learn stress management techniques, and embrace failure as a stepping stone to success. Gain essential skills in pivoting strategies and team resilience, all while connecting with a community of like-minded peers.

Don't miss this chance to learn from an expert and take yourself & your startup to the next level! Register now to secure your spot.

Seisei Tatebe-Goddu is an accomplished Entrepreneur, Investor, and Consultant with a passion for Impact & Inclusivity. Seisei currently has a personal investment portfolio of seven pre-seed to Series C-stage climate tech startups.

Speaker: Seisei Tatebe-Goddu, Founder & CEO @ Tandem Consulting Group

About the speaker: Seisei Tatebe-Goddu is the founder & CEO of Tandem Consulting Group, providing strategy and org dev consulting, coaching, and training to clients across three continents. Currently Venture Partner at Republic, coach at The Grand, and a Phillips Exeter Academy General Alumni Association Director. Formerly faculty at GCNYC, the first COO of Future Now/The States Project, and the founding COO of Run for Something. Prior to political work, joined the B Team (a Richard Branson initiative) and co-created doosh/off. McGill and Columbia grad. NationSwell, Dreamers & Doers, Chief, Smash Squad, Asian Boss Ladies member. Environmental Leadership Program, UPenn/Columbia Social Impact House, Sandbox, StartingBloc alum. Sailor. Rock climber. Runner. Free diver. Coro Mundi singer.

* THIS EVENT IS ONLY OPEN TO CURRENT MEMBERS OF THE NYU COMMUNITY AND EACH ATTENDEE WILL BE REQUIRED TO SIGN IN WITH THEIR NYU ID CARD*

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