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Mission Statement:
MADE promotes and projects the spirit of entrepreneurship to The University of Montana's School of Business Administration and Montana entrepreneurs through providing educational opportunities.

 
 

Advanced Entrepreneurship Seminar

This course, in its third 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 2009-2010 Seminars:

Business Plan Workshop (December 4-6, 2008), Don Gaumer

Managing and Marketing a Growing Business (January 22-24, 2009), Don Gaumer

High-technology and Legal Issues for Entrepreneurs (January 29-31, 2009), Dr. Michael Braun

Financing New Ventures (February 5-7), Dr. Michael Braun

MGMT458 Advanced Entrepreneurship Seminar

 

 
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