Blog Archive Friday Factoid Columbia Business School Entrepreneurship

Blog Archive Friday Factoid Columbia Business School Entrepreneurship Columbia Business School offers its students a variety of entrepreneurial programsâ€"the Lang Fund grants up to $25,000 to student ventures, the entrepreneur’s organization makes $10,000 available to the students who win the outrageous business plan competition, and the Entrepreneurial Greenhouse program provides support for those who intend to start a business immediately upon graduation. But what if you just want to test your idea to determine whether it is worth pursuing? Students with less-refined ideas may opt to first pitch their proposed venture to a member of the faculty through the Entrepreneurial Sounding Board, a program that provides students with 30-minute feedback sessions, regardless of the development level of the proposed idea(s). Often, professors will do more than just give these students mere feedback, also suggesting action items and facilitating networking opportunities. After a students idea has been thoroughly considered, the student  will then be prepared t o propose it to the Greenhouse and seek funding, fully aware of the challenges and opportunities ahead. Share ThisTweet Columbia University (Columbia Business School) Friday Factoids