I accepted an invitation to be on a “Young Entrepreneurial Careers” panel taking place during a week-long entrepreneurship summit organized by the Asian-Pacific Student Entrepreneurship Society at Stanford. The description of the presentation is:

What does it mean to be a young entrepreneur? Hear from panelists with recent entrepreneurial experience, people who still remember the trials and concerns that come with starting up a venture for the very first time. They will discuss some of the issues that young entrepreneurs face, such as making the first leap to entrepreneurship and balancing a “normal” job and life with the entrepreneurial venture. We will also hear from panelists who will discuss what embarking on an entrepreneurial career entails.

Many of the events on the schedule for Summit 2006, which takes place from April 10th to 15th, are open to the public, including a keynote speech - that I’m looking forward to - by Peter Thiel. For more information about Summit 2006, click here.