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Advice from the masters

We asked deans from the region’s best programs to answer one simple question: “What’s it going to take for an entrepreneur to bust through this recession?” Here’s what they had to say.

By Andrew J. Policano, Anil Puri, Esmael Adibi, James G. Ellis, Abe Helou, Ahmad Hosseini, Linda A. Livingstone and Timothy PetersPublished: October 01, 2009

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  • It’s been a tough two years – a seemingly endless downward
    spiral, with banks going bust, businesses going bankrupt and unemployment rates riding a rocket to the moon. So what executive wouldn’t want a little free counsel on how to rise above this economic disaster? Well, take a moment to read this, because we’re giving you just that right here: advice from some of the brightest minds in business education.



    ANDREW J. POLICANO
    Dean, The Paul Merage School of Business
    UC Irvine



    ANIL PURI
    Dean, Mihaylo School of Business
    Cal State University, Fullerton



    ESMAEL ADIBI
    Director, Anderson Center for Economic Research
    Chapman University



    ABE HELOU
    Dean, School of Business and Public Management
    University of La Verne



    LINDA A. LIVINGSTONE
    Dean, Graziadio School of Business andManagement
    Pepperdine University



    TIMOTHY PETERS
    Dean, School of Business and Professional Studies
    Concordia University



    AHMAD HOSSEINI
    Dean, School of Business and Management
    National University



    JAMES G. ELLIS
    Dean, Marshall School of Business
    University of Southern California