Jump In
We know that your path to entrepreneurship is not one-size-fits-all. Whether you want to do everything on this pathway, or jump in and out depending on the connections and upskilling you’re looking for, we’re here to help along your entrepreneurship journey.
Visit the Institute for Entrepreneurship and Innovation
Our door is always open - stop by the IEI in room 504 of the Library.
Develop an Idea
Innovation On-Ramp™ is a multi-week, multi-campus learning experience that gives UWGB students a chance to learn innovation skills and advance their ideas—regardless of their field or goal.
Join a Student Org
Find your flock of business peers. DECA students compete regionally and nationally, and Student Run Business Organization (SRBO) leaders manage a business at the Weidner Center first-hand.
Pitch Your Idea!
You've got a great idea and we want to hear it! Here are a few local opportunities throughout the year to present your startup ideas and win monetary prizes.
Go to Class!
Our Business Administration major with an emphasis Entrepreneurship is designed to help entrepreneurs like you be prepared for the future—whether you seek to start-up a new and innovative business, help run a family business, add to the growing trend of small businesses or be intrapreneurs in corporate firms. Follow the curriculum guide in the course catalog to earn all the credits you need.
Get Certified
Entrepreneurially-minded graduates keep organizations viable through innovation, so your skills are highly sought and marketable. And you won’t just learn skills in our entrepreneurship certificate—you’ll apply them, too. The final component is a practical, resume-building, business start-up and pitch experience.
Workshop Your Skills
Did you know that the Small Business Development Center (SBDC) is right here on campus? The SBDC offers an 8-week Entrepreneurial Training program, plus free online videos, and no-cost confidential consulting.
Looking for even more workshops? Check out the WEDEC, SCORE, and WWBIC calendars of upcoming events.
Connect With the Community
You've heard the saying "it's not what you know, it's who you know" and that holds true when starting a business! Connect with local experts and fellow entrepreneurs through One Million Cups, the Urban Hub, and WiSys. Plus, our Entrepreneurship faculty are happy to chat and make introductions.
Launch Your Business
Get confidential, no-cost consulting from experienced business consultants at the SBDC to help you navigate your entrepreneurial journey. One of the many ways the SBDC can help is navigating how to form an LLC or other business type.
Accelerate your Success
Built to support entrepreneurs, these intensive mentoring and accelerator programs expand your network and help you overcome challenges in your startup.
Ready to Jump in?
If you're looking for more information on any of the events or resources listed here, contact Kathryn Marten, Student & Community Engagement Coordinator.