Inland Empire Center for Entrepreneurship (IECE)

Instilling the Entrepreneurial Spirit in the Community...

Founded in 1999, the Inland Empire Center for Entrepreneurship (IECE) at California State University San Bernardino was established to advance the study and practice of entrepreneurship at the university and in the business community. On campus, IECE seeks to instill the entrepreneurial spirit in students and provides them with the practical skills, experience, and preparation to take advantage of entrepreneurial opportunities by offering numerous programs and activities on campus that help supplement the student’s classroom experiences. In the local community, IECE offers existing and aspiring entrepreneurs a wide array of business advisory and mentoring services, student internship and consulting resources, and entrepreneurial training programs that will help them achieve greater levels of success in their business ventures.

...and on Campus!

Run by a team of faculty and entrepreneurs, IECE plays a key coordinating role in the entrepreneurship program, implementing 12 new campus and community based programs and raising nearly $10 million in grant and sponsorship funds. In addition, IECE recently established a new, state of the art classroom developed specifically for the CSUSB entrepreneurship program that provides entrepreneurship students with the finest and most professional instructional facility at CSUSB.

• Thomas Jensen wrote (1 year ago):

  I am writing to invite you or a friend or colleague of yours to apply to serve as a mentor, associate mentor, or judge for the Stanford University, UC Berkeley, Columbia or other business plan competitions. Mentoring activities start in February or March. Judging activities start in January and go into February. View the schedule for mentoring including time commitments at http://enterprisefutures.net/2011competitionsschedule.html. Please submit your application by January 19th at http://www.enterprisefutures.org/judgementorappl.html
  Enterprise Futures Network (EFN) is a 1500 person volunteer organization that supports universities to help create leaders that apply entrepreneurship to build a better future. We support universities in the U.S. and abroad. Please let me know if you have questions and feel free to refer colleagues who may be interested to me at tjensen@enterprisefutures.net
  Thomas Jensen, Co-Founder Enterprise Futures Network
  

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• Conquest CEL, BITS Pilani wrote (2 years ago):

  International Business Challenge of BITS Pilani , India's best private technical college. Prize money of $7000 and funding opportunities of $200,000. Travel refund opportunities. Last Date to send ex-sums is 25th April 2359 Hrs IST. http://www.celbits.org/conquest

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• varun gupta wrote (2 years ago):

  it is good

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• Ian Fisk wrote (2 years ago):

  The William James Foundation has announced 8 competitions that together provide $100,000 in cash and in kind support for sustainable entrepreneurs. Entrants can be of any age or from anywhere in the world. First round deadline is December 4th. Details at: www.williamjamesfoundation.org/press.

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• Ian Fisk wrote (2 years ago):

  The William James Foundation has announced 8 competitions that together provide $100,000 in cash and in kind support for sustainable entrepreneurs. Entrants can be of any age or from anywhere in the world. First round deadline is December 4th. Details at: www.williamjamesfoundation.org/press.

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