Gerber先生现年27岁，已偿还完贷款且无需与父母同住。他认为自己的经验可以帮助面临高失业率的年轻人。为此，他在十月成立了Young Entrepreneur Council，旨在推动社会从依赖简历转变为鼓励人们创造自己的工作机会。该委员会汇聚了来自全国各地的80多位企业主，年龄介于17至33岁之间，包括成功创业者和技术领域的佼佼者。
Mr. Gerber, now 27, isn’t a millionaire, but he’s paid off his loans and doesn’t have to live with his parents (he rents an apartment in Hoboken, N.J.). And he thinks his experience can help other young people who face a daunting unemployment rate.
In October, Mr. Gerber started the Young Entrepreneur Council “to create a shift from a résumé-driven society to one where people create their own jobs,” he says. “The jobs are going to come from the entrepreneurial level.”
The council consists of 80-plus business owners across the country, ages 17 to 33. Members include Scott Becker, 23, co-founder of Invite Media, an advertising technology firm recently acquired by a Google unit; Lauren Berger, 26, founder of the Intern Queen, a site that connects college students with internships; Aaron Patzer, the 30-year-old who sold Mint.com to Intuit for $170 million; and Josh Weinstein, 24, who started CollegeOnly.com, a social networking site that is backed by a PayPal founder.
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