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Beth Goldstein

Director, Babson Youth Impact Lab

Beth Goldstein, MBA, EdD is a seasoned entrepreneur, educator, and business consultant with over 30 years of experience in helping entrepreneurs, executives, and students launch and grow their organizations and careers.23 She currently serves as the Senior Director of Academic Strategy for the Babson Youth Impact Lab at Babson College, a position she has held since September 2021.3

Goldstein's academic background includes:

  • EdD from Johns Hopkins University
  • MBA from Boston University
  • BA from Brandeis University23

Her professional experience encompasses:

  1. Entrepreneurship and Consulting:

    • Founder and Chief Change Agent of Edge Institute & Marketing Edge Consulting Group since 19993
    • Specializes in helping businesses drive profit, create brand engagement, and achieve sustainable growth1
  2. Academic Roles:

    • Adjunct Entrepreneurship Faculty at Babson College since 20143
    • Previously taught at Boston University, UMass Amherst, and Brandeis University13
  3. Author:

    • Published three books on entrepreneurial marketing and business growth:
      • "Entrepreneurial Marketing: A Blueprint for Customer Engagement" (2020)
      • "Lucky By Design" (2012)
      • "The Ultimate Small Business Marketing Toolkit" (2005)2
  4. International Experience:

    • Conducted business workshops and designed training programs for organizations in various countries, including China, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and the United Kingdom1

Goldstein's expertise lies in entrepreneurial sales and marketing, small business development, and business growth strategies.1 Her LinkedIn profile (username: marketingedgeboston) showcases her extensive experience and ongoing involvement in entrepreneurship education and consulting.3

Highlights

Feb 28 · linkedin

For most entrepreneurs, having a board that guides you through your ideas, successes, and failures is a crucial piece to continued growth. As we guide our students towards developing their entrepreneurial muscles, educators and parents can work together to be that sounding board of support to budding entrepreneurs.

Flip through the carousel below to learn about some of the ways parents support not just their children but educators in entrepreneurial development, and if you want more, check out this week’s podcast episode, where we talk to Lincoln School, Costa Rica parents about how they’re shaping the experiences of their entrepreneurial children: https://lnkd.in/evqYTmft Alfredo Fonseca Pauly Sara Estrada Bernal Christopher Music

Jan 19 · linkedin

I am proud of the work that Babson is doing to support entrepreneurial thinking within the prison walls. We have had a unique opportunity to develop an Entrepreneurship Certificate program for the women in the Framingham, MA USA prison and hope to continue this work with the support of other like-minded social entrepreneurs. If you are interested in working with and/or supporting us, please reach out to me or my colleagues Nan Covert and Elizabeth Swanson

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Holliston, Massachusetts, United States