One of the biggest opportunities for folks who want to make an impact through entrepreneurship is to tackle things that Corporate America has gotten wrong and so we’ve asked some of the best and brightest in the community to share examples of what Corporate America is getting wrong in their industries.

Brittney Williams

Corporate America tends to get wrong/fall short on when it comes to Creatives, their lack of shedding light on them within these companies, their ideas, voices, compensation and overall recognition. Which is a prime example and major reason as to why I developed The Creative Juices Group and The Creative Juices Group – Studio. Read more>>

Andrew Mimault

My answer to this question changes every couple of years. The digital marketing industry is always changing at a rapid pace; every couple of years corporate America is forced to retool their go-to-market strategies on how to sell and provide marketing services to customers. I think right now what they get wrong is that in today’s world, many companies don’t need large marketing teams to carry out national or even international marketing initiatives. Read more>>

Carl Lee

I could write a book on what Corporate America gets wrong in the creative industry, but its hard to pinpoint it to one specific thing.If I had to phrase it in one word id say culture.That term has taken many forms over the years but this is how I look at it.Many different civilizations used to feel as though a divine connection with their/our creator, is as significant of a practice as eating or drinking.Taking for example some Native American and African cultures(not excluding others).They link their perception of survival with who put it their in the first place. Read more>>

Jessie & Jonny Casey

Our industry, in a corporate setting is known for taking in as many dogs at a time as they can, because they focus on quantity over quality. At Wüf, we only groom one dog at a time, much like a human hair salon and spa. Our goal is to ensure the dogs, and groomers are comfortable and safe during each appointment. Not rushing and shuffling through has given us the opportunity to produce quality work, which owners love. Read more>>

Nicholas Prewitt

Our travel competitors across the nation don’t get that travelers no longer want cookie cutter trips and vacations. Every type of trip and every style of traveler is unique in today’s travel landscape, and “user experience” is on the forefront. Corporate America, in terms of travel services, has a hard time personalizing travel services because of the complexity and bureaucracy of their organizations. At Journey Connected, we don’t. This is what sets us apart. Read more>>