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Entrepreneur training courses and schools
Entrepreneurship

School: College of Continuing and Professional Education
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Entrepreneurship for Second Career Boomers and Others
Course Format: Classroom
Are you a Baby Boomer? If so, you are probably not going to stop working when you retire. Rather, you are more likely to start a business you are passionate about on a part or full time basis using the experiences you’ve gained in the corporate world. Maybe you’ll turn a hobby into a business. Most people do not realize the exhilaration of starting their own business until they are doing it!
 

School: UCLA Extension
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Survey of Entrepreneurship
Course Format: Online
Entrepreneurs are at the heart and soul of every successful business that began from nothing. This series of five online self-study modules surveys key facets of entrepreneurship, including defining what an entrepreneur is in today’s economy, and highlights the various steps in the entrepreneurial process. The series consists of the following five self-study, self-paced modules, each requi...
 

Entrepreneurial Marketing
Course Format: Online
Entrepreneurs face special challenges in marketing their new enterprises. This session presents an overview of these challenges and provides an overview of what elements are crucial for a successful marketing plan. In addition, the module discusses the adoption cycle for new products and how entrepreneurs can market products to customers in various adoption segments.
 

School: Stanford Graduate School of Business
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Social Entrepreneurship
Course Format: Classroom
Social entrepreneurship is a phenomenon that has captivated the public, the media, activists, philanthropists, and social change agents alike. Around the world, social entrepreneurs are revolutionizing our approaches to problems like education, the environment, poverty, healthcare, and social justice. The Executive Program in Social Entrepreneurship is a ground-breaking new program tailored...
 

School: Albers School of Business and Economics
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Entrepreneurship
Course Format: Classroom
Interdisciplinary course designed to give students a solid understanding of the field and potential opportunities of entrepreneurship from micro-enterprise and family businesses to high growth ventures and corporate entrepreneurship. Guest speakers, business plans, and activities will be utilized to deepen the students’ insight into values-based entrepreneurship in for profit and nonprofit...
 

Entrepreneurial Leadership
Course Format: Classroom
Facets of entrepreneurship are examined to help equip the student with the entrepreneurial applications to create social and private value in profit or not-for-profit organizations. Students consult with (1) for-profit organizations desiring to use their resources to address social issues; (2) individuals starting for-profit microenterprises for a self-employment/job creation, and/or (3) nonpro...
 

Community Development & Entrepreneurship Clinic
Course Format: Classroom
In this course Business students will be teamed with Law students in learning and applying interdisciplinary legal and business skills to assist in new and existing business ventures in the Central District Community. The Clinic will run 10 weeks in the fall and 10 weeks in the winter. Students must enroll for both in order to receive full credit. The winter quarter component will allow student...
 

Entrepreneurial Finance
Course Format: Classroom
Course examines financing options available to an entrepreneurial venture as well as the financial management of the small business. Financing sources follow the life cycle of the business from start-up through angel investors, venture capital, bank lending, leasing, asset based lending, and franchising to the IPO. Focus is on methods of valuation used in entrepreneurial finance.
 

School: Globe University and Minnesota School of Business
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Entrepreneurship
Course Format: Classroom
This small business management course is appropriate for a student interested in managing or owning a small business. Topics include getting started, planning and managerial skills, inventory, financial production, risk management, ethics, marketing, taxation, development of a business plan and various cases for analysis.
 

School: Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University
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Entrepreneurial Finance
Course Format: Classroom
Entrepreneurial Finance teaches prospective entrepreneurs the fundamentals of entrepreneurship with a focus on finance. Topics include pro forma development and review, business valuation models, cash flow analysis and raising capital.
 

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