Entrepreneurship@DU gives college students the freedom and the space to explore their pursuits, passions and objective. We encourage our college students and provide the assist to think big, disrupt, remedy problems and make an impact.
Inspiration begins with the cross-disciplinary entrepreneurship curriculum. The entrepreneurship minor can complement any DU major, and entrepreneurship lessons can be found to every graduate and undergraduate student on the University.
Students across campus can achieve inspiration and study entrepreneurship by participating in E@DU occasions, programs and experiences. The subjects and codecs are diverse, and we support college students in exploring their passions.
E@DU is happy to introduce new $1,000 microgrants! These funds can be found to DU students from any full-time program to assist new and early-stage enterprise ideas, serving to college students take their concepts from idea to actuality.
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A hub for entrepreneurial energy
Both on and off campus, we immerse college students within the startup world with actions and sources similar to:
* Madden Challenge—a pitch competitors for students to get funding and suggestions on their enterprise plans
* DO U (Entrepreneurship Club)—a student-led club open to all college students thinking about exploring entrepreneurship with peers
* Women Innovators—events to inspire, encourage and supply support for female entrepreneurs and different aspiring business-minded people
* Harry Trueblood Innovation Collaboratory—an thrilling alternative for school students to receive funding and training from Daniels entrepreneurial consultants to think, innovate, construct and validate—and take their product and services to market.
* Entrepreneurship Week—a 7-day experience in Fall Quarter celebrating the entrepreneurial neighborhood at DU
* Pioneer Venture Group (PVG)—the University of Denver’s first enterprise capital fund entirely run and managed by a staff of students
* DU Pitch Competition—a pitch competition open to all DU students, the place undergraduate and graduate college students go head to head
* BASE Camp—a 5-week program for scholar startups that wish to develop and speed up their enterprise idea, discover market fit and create value.
* Pop Up Palooza—a student-led market that includes DU college students showcasing their business/product and ideas with free meals and reside music!
New businesses start here
The ideas developed within the entrepreneurship program at DU don’t keep ideas. They turn out to be start-ups and thriving businesses. Here are a sampling of some scholar ventures that acquired financial assist from Entrepreneurship@DU:
* AgPro Technologies Inc.— Naturally enhances soil, root and plant well being for higher lawns, gardening and agricultural crops.
* Buonaforma—Combines the timelessness of ceramic kind and the innovation of modern technology to compose functional luxurious art for any house.
* Cultivo—Creative enterprise consultancy that combines startup agility with examined enterprise techniques to craft revolutionary options for advanced issues.
* Illegal Oats– Ento-granola that embraces probably the most sustainable and healthiest source of protein by including ento-powder in each recipe.
* MyCogito– A complete, intelligent, and safe digital phenotyping platform for your wellbeing.
* Nomad Joe—Designs and develops merchandise such because the Voyager Kettle, an electric, collapsible kettle designed to make espresso or tea whereas touring.
* One Kind Cup—Dedicated to lowering plastic waste from soft drinks by growing a price environment friendly, environmentally pleasant cup resolution.
* PocketChange—Platform enabling customers to take action on causes they care about, by donating $0.25–$2 in only one click on.
* SlopeThreads—Ski clothing rental service, delivering name-brand ski and snowboarding gear right to your doorstep.
* Vino Everywhere– A wine straw perfect for any event.
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Discover the necessary thing to success by learning who your prospects are! Join us for our ‘Who is Your Customer’ workshop and gain priceless insights on how to target and serve your viewers. Sign up now by way of the hyperlink in bio! …
Join us for a hands-on “Design Thinking” Workshop led by John Sebesta, the Knoch Endowed Chair of Entrepreneurship. This event is perfect for starting entrepreneurs trying to learn how to outline a problem and iterate on ideas as they evolve. Sign up now to order your spot! …
Last week our students spent their last day visiting the Peres Center for Peace and Innovation. @perescenter is one of Israel’s main non-profit NGOs, develops and implements unique and cutting-edge programs in Innovation, Sports, Cultivation of Leadership and Entrepreneurship, Health, Business, and Environment. …
What better method to study innovation than seeing it first hand from the experts! Our college students spent their day meeting Netafim a world leader in irrigation solutions for a sustainable agriculture. It introduced the world’s first drip irrigation system in 1966! They met with DeserTech, an Innovation Community that promotes the development, adaptation and commercialization of technologies that enable sustainable living in arid climates. Finally, they had the opportunity to go to @bengurionuniversity, the quickest rising research university in Israel, and be taught in regards to the impression of its work on the world! …
A new day in Israel and a model new adventure! Our @uofdenver and @danielsatdu college students spent their Wednesday exploring Caesarea, Akko and Haifa! …
Today, our college students took a arms on method to their studying. After taking a tour of the Yemin Orde Village learning about its culture and folks they finished off the day with a cooking class in the Caramel Market. …
To actually understand the amazing innovation taking place in Israel today, our students toured the Old City in Israel and reflected on the historical and geographical context that molded Israel. Our wonderful guide Yanay led us as a lot as the Mount of Olives, the Western Wall, the Muslim Quarter, Jewish Quarter and Christian Quarter. It was a spectacular opportunity to personally experience all that Israel has to offer! …
Guess what our college students are as much as this week? Here’s a hint! 🇮🇱
We introduced @uofdenver and @danielsatdu to Israel as part of an interterm course!
Here our college students will spend a week studying concerning the culture, historical past, and the influence of entrepreneurship in Israel on the world. Our students are in for an journey of a lifetime, and we can’t wait to share it all with you! …
This is what occurs when entrepreneurs come together 💪 …
What is Summer BASE Camp? Does my enterprise thought or company qualify? What can I anticipate through the 6-week program? What are the benefits of being in an accelerator program? These are just some of the questions we will be answering during the Summer BASE Camp Information Session!
If you have an interest in making use of to the Summer BASE Camp accelerator or just want to study extra about this system and see if it might be an excellent fit for you or your company, please be a part of us for a virtual info session on Friday, January thirteenth at 10am. Additional data in bio 🔗 …
We are excited to kick off our first speaker series of the Winter quarter with a Q&A style occasion on Art & Entrepreneurship: Finding Creativity in the Chaos
We might be joined by @willdayart Boulder-based American Painter, Contemporary Artist, creative and entrepreneur. Spend an hour with Will as he discusses the intersection of entrepreneurship and creativity and how artists and creatives can build a sustainable business. We will hear about his experiences starting out as an artist within the 2008 monetary disaster, believing in himself and working via the struggles and roadblocks entrepreneurs face.
Additional info obtainable through the link in bio! …
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