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How do you teach college students about risk taking? Enjoy an Uprisor Innovation Discussion focussed on how to encourage productive risk-taking and the continuing evolution of remote work. Paul Roben, vice-chancellor of the Innovation Program at UCSD, at Clinton Bonner, VP at Topcoder, discuss how being able to handle uncertainty and risk are core skills for entrepreneurship, and navigating the world in times of crisis.
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