Timothy Liu — Co-Founder

Most students I know are terrified of AI taking their jobs. I teach them to stay ahead of the curve by being entrepreneurs. At 21, while my classmates stressed about landing corporate roles, I co-founded MLV: an edtech startup teaching entrepreneurship to high school students across Asia. Today: → $50K+ in revenue → 500+ students served → Programs in Hong Kong, Singapore, Vietnam → Zero fear of AI displacement But here's what really matters... I learned that entrepreneurial skills aren't just for founders. They're career insurance. The students who go through our programs don't just learn to start businesses - they learn to: - Identify problems and create solutions - Build products people actually want - Sell and communicate effectively - Think like owners, not employees These skills? AI can't touch them. Meanwhile, I interned at PwC Consulting and have interviewed with Deloitte, KPMG, MassMutual, AlphaSights, and more. Not because I had a perfect resume. Because I had proof of real skills. Here's my contrarian take: The "safe" corporate path is actually the riskiest bet you can make. Job security is dead. Skill security is everything. On this page, I share: - How to build entrepreneurial skills (even with zero business experience) - Real strategies for AI-proofing your career - Behind-the-scenes lessons from scaling MLV - Tactical advice on landing opportunities while building on the side Currently: Senior at Boston College (Finance, Entrepreneurship, CS Minor), launching MLV Sprint in January 2026 - a 48-hour program where students build real startups. Whether you want to start a company or just make yourself irreplaceable in your career, entrepreneurship is your answer. Let's connect 👇

Stackforce AI infers this person is a dynamic EdTech entrepreneur with strong consulting experience.

Location: Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts, United States

Experience: 3 yrs 4 mos