At a time when the U.S. political landscape is dynamic and often divisive, speechwriters craft the persuasive, memorable, and influential messages that help win elections and keep citizens engaged. Adam Farina shares anecdotes about the power of political rhetoric and discusses how an entrepreneurship education prepared him for an unorthodox post-Babson career. Presented by the Arts & Humanities and History and Society Divisions.

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