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Advanced Entrepreneurship Seminar
This
course, in its second year and available to all students
and scientists campus-wide, will provide students with the opportunity to learn
entrepreneurship concepts and skills directly from the
24 or more successful entrepreneurs who teach
class sessions and discuss topics in which
he/she has expertise. Course topics include
areas such as angel investors, venture
capital, specialized government loans,
bootstrap marketing, family
businesses, and a variety of other topics.
This year the course is divided into four separate seminars:
Seminar I: Growing and Marketing a New Venture, Seminar II: High-tech Start-ups and Legal Issues for
Entrepreneurs, Seminar III: Business Plan
Workshop, and Seminar IV:
Financing Entrepreneurial Ventures.
For more
information on the course please click on one
of the following links:
Syllabi for 2007-2008
Seminars:
Business Plan Workshop (December 7-9, 2007), Dr. Shay
Managing and Marketing a Growing Business (February 1-3, 2008),
Dr. Shay
High-technology and Legal Issues for Entrepreneurs (February
8-10, 2008), Dr. Shay
Financing New Ventures (March 14-16, 2008), Dr. Braun
MGMT458 Advanced Entrepreneurship Seminar
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