After investigation, it is found that many successful entrepreneurs are actually typical "college entrepreneurs". They use their own examples to prove that college entrepreneurs in China can be as successful as Zuckerberg and Bill Gates in Silicon Valley.
Of course, starting a business is risky, and you need to be cautious when entering the business. An entrepreneur must be able to clearly judge the situation and make a decision. It's up to you whether to start a business directly or not.
10.yang
Yang, the co-founder of Super Classroom, is a typical college student entrepreneur and a serial entrepreneur. Yang graduated from China Europe International Business School. In 2005, as a junior, he took over a Sichuan restaurant near the school and developed into a hot pot restaurant with a turnover of more than 400 square meters and more than 2 million a year. The entrepreneurial experience of the university won him the first bucket of gold. Then Yang decided to develop in a bigger direction, enter the field of online education, and build a super classroom.
Super class was established at 20 10 and 10. The super classroom founded by Yang moved offline education to online, providing Hollywood-style online interactive learning courses for primary and secondary school students.
9. Yi Shu
Yi Shu started his business at the age of 19. He was one of the earliest web2.0 entrepreneurs in China when he was a freshman. He founded the first batch of blog websites in China, including Blogku and Bolgmedia, as well as a university SNS and a campus e-commerce company.
In 2006, Yi Shu started his third venture and founded Chengdu Limei Advertising Co., Ltd., which later developed into one of the largest professional online advertising companies in the central and western regions. In 2009, Yi Shu established Beijing Limei Advertising Co., Ltd. (i-Media), which developed into a leading mobile marketing solution company in China within two years, and obtained IDG capital investment of 20 1 1. At present, Yi Shu began to try angel investment and invested in several mobile Internet companies.
8.wang
Wang was born in Wenzhou, Zhejiang, and graduated from Zhejiang Sci-Tech University. When I was in college, I started a business with two classmates. In my junior year, I officially released the phpwind forum program. Wang Chengli, who graduated from college in 2004, set up a company, also called phpwind, whose Chinese name is "Hangzhou Detian Information Technology Co., Ltd." to provide solutions for large-scale community websites. At present, phpwind has become a leading provider of community software and solutions in China. The launch of PW6.3.2 has set a very high technical barrier in the field of community software, and the phpwind8.0 series version has promoted the community portal.
Phpwind was acquired by Alibaba in May 2008 for about 50 million RMB, and now it belongs to Alibaba Cloud Computing Co., Ltd., which has provided strong support for the Alibaba Cloud project.