Tag: entrepreneurship
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Emphasis in entrepreneurship gets website redesign
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U.S. News & World Report recenlty ranked Green Bay as the top place to live—part of that stems from innovation occurring at a rapid pace in our region. That innovation comes from visionaries like our students. With our support, business-mind professionals can take the plunge and earn a bachelor’s degree in business administration with an…
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$50,000 to be awarded to college student teams in business pitch competition
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College students from four area colleges and universities will compete for $50,000 in prize money by pitching business ideas to a panel of judges. The business pitches are fast-paced and held to a four-minute time limit. The Pitch competition is a shark-tank-style contest held at The Fox Club at Fox Cities Stadium in Appleton, Wisconsin…
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Grow your small business with DCEDC | Door County Daily News
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Training beginning in Sturgeon Bay next week can benefit you by teaching you how to start or grow your own business. Starting February 7th, the Door County Economic Development Corporation is offering an eight-week Entrepreneurial Training Program. Experts from the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay will be there to help you develop a business plan. DCEDC Director of…
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WiSys Innovation On-Ramp Pitch Competition is March 4
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The Weidner Center for the Performing Arts will be hosting the WiSys Innovation On-Ramp Pitch Competition, March 4, 2022 in Fort Howard Hall at Noon. The pitch competition serves as a capstone to the learning experience, allowing participants to showcase their work and put into practice what they learned. Up to five participating student organizations will…
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Alumna wins Grand Champion at Outagamie County Fair for dress and vest
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UW-Green Bay alumna artist and entrepreneur Ebanie Schmidt ’19 (Art) received Grand Champion and Reserve Grand Champion awards at the Outagamie County Fair this summer. Grand was on a dress she made and reserve was on a vest. She entered seven sewing items and received six firsts and one fourth place. Schmidt is a seamstress…
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Sheboygan County Economic Development Corporation: New ownership, old favorites in place at Leicht’s Waldo Café
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Among the main goals of the Sheboygan County Economic Development Corporation (SCEDC) and Small Business Development Center (SBDC) at UW-Green Bay are to supply keen insight, useful tools, and proven knowledge to assist budding entrepreneurs in realizing their business-ownership dreams. With the SCEDC and the SBDC at UW-Green Bay playing a key guiding role, Parnell…
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Join the live stream to watch UW-Green Bay students pitch business models for $10,000
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On Thursday, Oct. 15 at 4 p.m., you can watch UW-Green Bay students pitch their business models for $10,000. Find the event on YouTube or Facebook for free. The Pitch (www.ThePitchFoxCities.com) is an annual business model pitch competition for college students from the universities and colleges based in Northeast Wisconsin. The Pitch is typically held in…
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School of Business majors open house
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The Cofrin School of Business is hosting a virtual open house for any students interested in learning more about a major in Accounting, Business Administration, Finance, Human Resource Management, Marketing, Management, or an emphasis in Entrepreneurship, Supply Chain Management, or Business Analysis. This free public event is on Thursday, Oct. 8, 2020, from 1 to…
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UW-Green Bay students earn spots in Wisconsin Business Idea Tournament
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UW-Green Bay student startups have earned 3 of the 8 spots in the 2020 Wisconsin Business Idea Tournament (WBIT), held by WiSys. This is the first year UWGB students have earned three entries into the WBIT. This year’s WBIT will be held virtually on YouTube and Facebook at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, June 10. Cash…
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Register for the SBDC Entrepreneurial Training Program
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The Small Business Development Center of UW-Green Bay has scheduled several eight-week Entrepreneurial Training Programs (ETP) for help in writing a business plan for your new or growing business in three different counties over the next few months: Brown, Door, and Sheboygan. For more information, as well as registering and applying for the grant, please…