Extreme Entrepreneurship Tour

EET facilitators are highly accomplished young entrepreneurs. Speakers share their stories—both triumphs and challenges that they have faced—in addition to advice on how to leverage the entrepreneurial mindset regardless of what career path you choose.

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Interested in being a speaker on the tour? Visit our call for speakers page to learn more.

Felecia Hatcher

Felecia is a trailblazing social entrepreneur with authentic voice for change. For the past decade Felecia has dedicated her life to inspiring a new generation of leaders through her conversational talks on Entrepreneurship, College Funding and Personal Branding. Hatcher has been honored by the White House as one of the Top 100 Entrepreneurs under 30, Featured on the NBC Today Show-Young African American's Making History, A TEDx Presenter and featured on the Food Network, Inc Journal, Wall Street, Entrepreneur, Essence Magazine and Black Enterprise.

As a "C" student in high school Hatcher beat the odds and won over $100,000 in scholarships to attend college. By getting creative, she used her personal experiences and knack for marketability to start he first business called Urban Excellence as a freshman in college. The built and ran innovative college prep programs for companies like DeVry University MECA AMPS Institute, the YMCA, TED Center, and the Urban League.

After Urban Excellence, Hatcher went on to a successful career spearheading experiential marketing and social media around the country for Fortune 500 companies like Sony, Wells Fargo, Microsoft, Nintendo, and Little Debbie. Hatcher worked for the NBA as the Front Office Marketing Manager for the Minnesota Lynx, and spearheaded their 10th anniversary re-branding campaign.

The company is dedicated to sustainability and innovation donating a portion of each popsicle sold to charity as well as running a youth entrepreneurship program called PopPreneurs where Hatcher and her partner Derick Pearon teach kids in urban areas how to become entrepreneurs through ice cream carts.