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Omar Zenhom

Omar Zenhom is a former classroom teacher who shares practical business lessons as the host of The $100 MBA Show and co-founded WebinarNinja.

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Podcast
The $100 MBA Show2014 · Creator and host

Overview

Work: Business educator, podcast host and entrepreneur
Started: Co-founded The $100 MBA with Nicole Baldinu in 2013
Breakout: The $100 MBA Show launched in 2014 and earned Apple’s Best of 2014 recognition
Business milestone: WebinarNinja was acquired by ProProfs in 2024

Mini bio

A teacher first.

Before building businesses full time, Omar taught English and worked in education management. In an interview with Steve Chou, Omar recalled spending a semester at Wharton before leaving to put his time and resources into entrepreneurship.

Short lessons, a lasting home.

Omar and Nicole Baldinu created The $100 MBA in 2013 as an alternative to expensive business education. The podcast followed in August 2014. Its practical teaching format became Omar’s signature, and the show earned Apple’s Best of 2014 recognition.

Building a tool for teaching.

Omar and Nicole also founded WebinarNinja in 2014 after finding existing webinar tools cumbersome. ProProfs announced its acquisition in January 2024. Omar later told Arvid Kahl he wanted to focus on The $100 MBA Show and reinvest in its community.

Creditschronological, newest first

Podcasts

2026Lean Marketing: The Skills You’re Ignoring Might Be Your Biggest AdvantageGuest with Allan Dib
2014–presentThe $100 MBA ShowCreator and host

Business and education

2014WebinarNinjaCo-founder with Nicole Baldinu; acquired by ProProfs in 2024
2013The $100 MBACo-founder with Nicole Baldinu

Awards

Apple’s Best of 2014Recognition for The $100 MBA Show, documented in Omar’s official biography.

Quotes

We ignore the things that we're really good at because it's too close to us.Omar Zenhom, Lean Marketing

On recognizing your strengths. Interview and transcript: https://leanmarketing.com/podcast/the-skills-youre-ignoring-might-be-your-biggest-advantage-with-omar-zenhom

Trivia

Omar’s first job, at 13, was washing cars at the dealership where his father worked. He told Arvid Kahl that watching his father sell cars shaped how he asks customers questions.
His conversation with Steve Glaveski includes his love of 1980s music.