Entrepreneurship
IUPUI BOSS Camp inspires entrepreneurial high school students
Two week-long entrepreneurship camps for high schoolers aimed to inspire students this summer, as they look ahead to their future careers.
Indy Chamber and Kelley School team up to support small business owners
Enterprise Corps, the partnership between the Indy Chamber Business Ownership Initiative and the Kelley School of Business at IUPUI, expands resources available to small businesses in Indianapolis, connecting them with faculty coaches and MBA teams to answer questions and solve problems.
Anesthesiologist leads blood transfusion improvement project and earns new roles after MBA
Evening MBA student perspective: Take ideas seriously and aim higher to pursue a successful venture journey
I have my ideas, but I always feel there are all kinds of excuses like limited time, technical difficulty, restricted funds, etc. I think what I am really missing is the start of my action, just like the old saying tells us, “A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.”
Striving for greatness: High school students learn entrepreneurship lessons during weeklong camp
During the BOSS Program, high school students learn about entrepreneurship, starting their own business, and learn some life lessons along the way.
The Venture Club community: A reflection
Throughout the months spent exploring the venture community, I have had the opportunity to meet a plethora of entrepreneurs and some serial entrepreneurs, and I’ve truly been blown away by the diversity in the businesses, mindsets and experiences of each person.
Exploring the Venture Club
After months and months, I finally made it to a meeting of the Venture Club of Indiana.
Kelley School professor will serve as VP for Business Development for Regenstrief Institute
Kelley School associate professor of strategy and entrepreneurship Todd Saxton will begin a new role as the inaugural vice president for business development at Regenstrief Institute, a not-for-profit healthcare research organization based in Indianapolis.
New Tobias Leadership Center program will connect students, faculty with executive leaders
A new Executive in Residence Program in the Randall L. Tobias Center for Leadership Excellence at Indiana University will provide students and faculty access to seasoned leaders.