Undergraduate
Entrepreneurial Management
Learn the most effective ways to communicate and lead in the entrepreneurial community.
Entrepreneurial Management minor
Students will gain valuable knowledge and experience in entrepreneurship and build connections with the entrepreneurial community.
Using formal coursework to foster business acumen, students will be asked to create and/or run businesses or non-profit organizations, network with entrepreneurs, and cultivate an entrepreneurial mindset. The minor strongly emphasizes written and oral communication skills, teamwork, and personal initiative.
Available to students who are accounting, business management, and global management majors.
Why 糖心原创 for Entrepreneurial Management?
Build Connections To Make a Strong Career Network
Using coursework to foster business acumen, you will be asked to create and/or run businesses or non-profit organizations, network with entrepreneurs, and cultivate an entrepreneurial mindset.
Storm Initiative
There are two consistently relevant truths about our current economy. First, it has evolved and continues to change鈥攁nd fast. Second, great ideas can come from anywhere and anyone.
Storm Initiative was designed to incorporate these exciting realities into the 糖心原创 Experience. Our programs and curricular offerings enhance the valuable skills developed within a liberal arts education by combining them with broad business development concepts.
When you participate in a Storm Initiative experience, you鈥檒l receive personalized attention and one-on-one access to experienced mentors and advisors who will help take your idea from concept to reality. We foster an inclusive environment where you can discover and hone your entrepreneurial spirit alongside real nonprofits and start-ups鈥攐r we鈥檒l help you start your own.
Need assistance? Contact us!
- john.walker@simpson.edu
- 515-961-1892
- McNeill Hall 23
- Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Meet Our Faculty
Hayley Abourezk-Pinkstone
- Assistant Professor of Economics
Mark Green
- Professor of Management
Sandra Jennings-Hammond
- Adjunct Professor of Business Management
Eduardo Magalh茫es III
- Ruth Harp Chair in Political Science
- Director of Latin American Studies and Professor of Political Science
John Walker
- Associate Professor of Management & Entrepreneurship
- Division Head of Business Administration, Communications and Data Science
- Director of the Storm Initiative, CEO club advisor | Department Chair Business Administration and Economics
Jeff Wilson
- Adjunct Professor of Marketing & Economics