By Leon Wiles
Chief Diversity Officer
While in college, he successfully built what is now a multimillion-dollar business. He studied at Oxford University as a Rhodes Scholar. He holds five degrees; two of them earned at MIT. He even acquired Donald Trump’s stamp of approval while he appeared on The Apprentice reality show and emerged as the show’s season-four winner.
And now he’s coming to Clemson.
Dr. Randall Pinkett, a business-savvy scholar and an expert consultant specializing in organizational development, information technology and strategic planning, will share his advice with faculty, staff and students from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 20, 2013 in Tillman Hall auditorium.
For faculty and staff, Pinkett’s lecture is a can’t-miss event because his knowledge, experience and best practices can translate into your blueprint for success at home or at work.
For students, Pinkett will be able to share numerous success lessons with aspiring entrepreneurs and anyone striving for a successful career. He is an outstanding role model and exceptionally great guy.
The lecture is free, which means attendees get what’s typically high-cost consulting advice without spending a dime.
For questions or more information, contact Leslie Doss at ldoss@clemson.edu.
