ideaHUb Innovators Podcast
ideaHUb Innovators Podcast
Podcast Description
The ideaHUb Innovators Podcast showcases the stories of thriving minority-owned businesses across Long Island, New York, providing a platform for entrepreneurs to share their journeys, challenges, and successes. Through in-depth conversations, each episode explores the unique experiences of business owners navigating growth, innovation, and scalability from a diverse perspective.Powered by Hofstra University—Long Island’s largest private university—this podcast fosters meaningful discussions that inspire, educate, and empower the next generation of entrepreneurs.
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The podcast covers themes centered around entrepreneurship, diversity in business, and community impact, with episodes showcasing specific journeys like Marie Saint-Cyr's work in art and community engagement and Dr. Richard Hayes' contributions to innovation in education. It emphasizes the challenges, successes, and growth strategies that minority entrepreneurs face while navigating the competitive business landscape.
The ideaHUb Innovators Podcast showcases the stories of thriving minority-owned businesses across Long Island, New York, providing a platform for entrepreneurs to share their journeys, challenges, and successes. Through in-depth conversations, each episode explores the unique experiences of business owners navigating growth, innovation, and scalability from a diverse perspective.
Powered by Hofstra University—Long Island’s largest private university—this podcast fosters meaningful discussions that inspire, educate, and empower the next generation of entrepreneurs.
In this episode, we're joined by Fenton Jagarnauth, owner of Fenton Jagnan LLC. Fenton has always been around business and business owners. Using the knowledge that he had in the past and realizing that he could profit from merging technology and carpentry, he started Fenton Jagan, LLC, a cabinet manufacturing company.
According to Fenton, understanding your customers is the most challenging part about being an entrepreneur. The most rewarding part about being an entrepreneur is loving what he does. Fenton feels as though when someone loves his product, he feels as if he has accomplished something great and is going in the right direction. He advises another entrepreneur to pay attention to what advice is given to him. Understanding that you cannot or should not try to reinvent the whee,l and learn from other people’s mistakes.
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