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.

DARRELL NOE

The ability to express their brand and/or messaging in an exciting way. Corporate branding and advertising does not have to be stodgy and boring. Experimenting with different creative expressions and messaging, especially in measurable digital advertising campaigns, can unlock a new audience while exciting the current audience. Read more>>

Gina Sterling

Right now, it’s harder than ever to find a job doing design in Corporate America, and here’s why: unicorns don’t exist. Just like leprechauns, fairies, and dragons don’t exist, unicorns don’t either, especially in this day and age. For top execs at design and advertisement agencies, their number one priority is maximizing profits and churning out top-notch campaigns as quickly as possible. Read more>>

Blanco Bleu

In my particular industry of pole and yoga, there tend to be moving parts. In Pole, well as soon as someone hears the phrase pole dancing, immediately most think, stripper/sex worker. While those women are absolutely the pioneers, there’s something deeply profound, and freeing in pole dancing. That most don’t get the opportunity to experience due to the stigmas associated with it. Read more>>

Dennis Snow

I have the opportunity to work with a lot of businesses in a lot of industries. I believe that the most common thing companies across industries get wrong is thinking that they’re selling a product or a service. The problem with that belief is that in today’s market most products and services are commodities. One product or service can easily be replaced by another. Read more>>