I am a formally-trained serial entrepreneur and enterprise start-up architect with over 30 years small business and entrepreneurship experience. I arrived in the United States with under fifty dollars, after a few unpursued start ups, I started small service company and built it to over $1 million in sales in its first year. I earned my MBA in Entrepreneurship while running this service enterprise. As an adjunct professor at the College of Business and Economics at California State University, Fullerton, I teach courses in the Fundamentals of Business and Entrepreneurship, and Organizational Behavior. As a resident entrepreneur at the Center for Entrepreneurship, I have been mentoring students in practical aspects of linking entrepreneurial education to new venture creation. In an effort to enhance the enterprise experience and entrepreneurship education, I conceptualized the Titan Entrepreneurs Network, and laid the ground work for the Titan Venture Fund and Fundapreneur.com. I am currently working, with the help of notable others in the field, on establishing NESBA USA, the National Entrepreneurship and Small Business Academy USA. The philosophy of NESBA USA is that we seek to prepare and graduate new venture owners as job creators, rather than the traditional pathway of qualifying and certifying job seekers and employees. Entrepreneurship Training, which currently rarely exists in a comprehensive long-term format, "teaches" entrepreneurship for the purpose of business start up. NESBA-USA, is a venture launch-oriented learning and mentoring organization, brings the rigor and comprehensiveness of Entrepreneurship Education to Entrepreneurship Training with long-term mentoring cycle designed to "inculcate" entrepreneurs with entrepreneurial and business skills necessary to successfully carry their start up companies beyond their 3rd anniversary.Area of Interest: Entrepreneurial development for the purpose of enterprise start-up and development.