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Ben Anderson (entrepreneur)

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Ben Anderson
Born (1981-06-25) June 25, 1981 (age 43)
Alma materUniversity of Saint Thomas (B.S.)
OccupationPresident of AutoMotionTV

Ben Anderson is a Minneapolis-based entrepreneur and the founder of Cinemotion, LLC. Anderson , a graduate of the University of Saint Thomas is currently President of AutoMotionTV, a division of Cinemotion, LLC.

Early life and background

Ben was home-educated from kindergarten, graduating from the University of Saint Thomas in 2005 with a degree in entrepreneurship.

Recognition

Anderson founded Cinemotion in 2001 while at St. Thomas[1]. Ben received the 2005 Pentair Student Entrepreneur of the Year honor from the St. Thomas College of Business [2] and a Minnesota Collegiate Entrepreneur award in 2006[3]. Anderson was a finalist in the 2006 Global Student Entrepreneur Awards and was a semi-finalist in the MN Cup the same year[4]. He has been covered in the press by BusinessWeek[5], Minneapolis/St. Paul Star Tribune[6], Twin Cities Business Monthly[7], among others.

Racing Career

Anderson is also a semi-professional auto racing driver, competing in sports car racing events with SCCA Pro Racing and NASA racing in the Midwest[8][9].

References

  1. ^ "Success Stories - University of St. Thomas".
  2. ^ "Past Entrepreneur Award Recipients - University of St. Thomas".
  3. ^ "UST College of Business alum wins state, regional awards for student entrepreneurship".
  4. ^ "Minnesota Cup Semi-Finalists".
  5. ^ BusinessWeek - Why You Need a Mentor
  6. ^ "Metro Business - Cinemotion Studios Profile" (PDF).
  7. ^ "Twin Cities Business Monthly - College Student/CEO".
  8. ^ "InRacing News - Forever Young".
  9. ^ "BenAndersonRacing.com".