Older Entrepreneurs: Olive Lynch


Olive Lynch, 52, has an eclectic work history — she trained and performed as an opera singer before becoming a business and data analyst for large corporations.  When she was laid off for nine months in 2008, she explored the idea of founding her own company and researched new composting technologies.  In her video, she  describes the plans for her startup, as well as the innovative technology that she plans to use to recycle food wastes that will convert them into biofuel and protein meal.

“I like to analyze, always have, but there’s a side of me that is creative.  Like, if I’m faced with a problem, I don’t have to solve it the way everyone else does.  I’ll look and say, ‘Well, let’s do it a different way.’”

Comments

Leno said:

Over 50 and "out of work"...from opera to compost...LOL

Diane said:

What a wonderful idea! I'm super-impressed. Best of luck to you. (BTW, I studied to be an opera singer, and then went on to work in a bank for a couple of decades.)

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