Our Entrepreneurship Incubation Program will be featuring Professor John Breed. Our incubation participants will learn their audience and how to design your presentation accordingly. If you’re interested in joining Domi’s business programs, visit here.
Professor Breed has extensive experience as an entrepreneur, C-suite executive, sales executive, and management consultant. John is passionate about teaching, technology, building client relationships, mentoring students, and growing companies.
John began his career as a management trainee with a regional LTL trucking firm in Atlanta. In less than four years, he rose to be the Vice President of Sales and the youngest officer in the company’s 60+ year history. Before becoming an entrepreneur, John Breed worked for several years at IBM as a Management Consultant with expertise in IT strategy, IT implementations, supply chain optimization, and change management. John was a consultant on multiple major projects, including the Hershey Company, Essex Wire, and United States Army. As an entrepreneur, John has started, led, and sold numerous successful businesses, including e-commerce, food service, printing, and graphic design firms. Noteworthy Collections, Inc., John’s previous firm, was a significant custom designer, printer, and manufacturer of gift and stationery products. Noteworthy Collection’s products were sold in over 1200+ retail outlets, including Neiman Marcus, Barnes and Nobles, and Tiny Prints. A publicly traded online retailer acquired his firm, Noteworthy Collections. Currently, Professor Breed is a Senior Manager at Deloitte focused on government innovation, teaching courses in E-Commerce Strategy, Experiences in Entrepreneurship (I, II), and Foundations of Entrepreneurship. He has developed university courses in Mobile Application Development, Go-To-Market Strategies, Advanced Application Development, Entrepreneurial Emerging Technologies, and E-commerce Strategies.
Professor Breed has spoken at numerous events, including TEDx (Career Resiliency), Synapse (Mitigating Startup Failure), and others.