The Brown University Entrepreneurship Program is a student-run initiative founded at Brown University. Its core mission is to introduce entrepreneurship as a viable career path for students and provide necessary capital to support student-led ventures. The program offers a range of services including mentorship, networking opportunities, and funding to help budding entrepreneurs develop and scale their business ideas. The primary market focus is on empowering Brown University students to become successful entrepreneurs.
Notable affiliated people include Brown University faculty and successful alumni who serve as mentors and advisors. The program has received support from various investors and alumni donations, contributing to its funding pool. Key achievements include the successful launch of multiple student startups that have gone on to secure additional funding and achieve market success. Overall, the Brown Entrepreneurship Program has significantly impacted the entrepreneurial landscape at Brown University by fostering innovation and providing essential resources to student entrepreneurs.
Organizations similar to Brown University Entrepreneurship Program include Brown University, Horn Entrepreneurship, ISU Pappajohn Center for Entrepreneurship and University Startups.
Brown University Entrepreneurship Program was founded in 1988.
Brown University Entrepreneurship Program's headquarters is located in Providence, RI, US.
Brown University Entrepreneurship Program has 125 employees as of Feb 4, 2024.

Brown University
brown.edu

Horn Entrepreneurship
udel.edu

ISU Pappajohn Center for Entrepreneurship
isupjcenter.org

University Startups

Genesis Program
genesisut.com
Edson Student Entrepreneur Initiative

Swartz Center for Entrepreneurship
cmu.edu

Colgate Entrepreneurs Fund
colgate.edu

Nuimpact

VentureWell
venturewell.org