Entrepreneurship is relevant to everyone.It doesn't matter if you are majoring in Business, History, Music or Communications, the entrepreneurial mindset is needed everywhere. Non business majors need to learn how to use their skills to make a living. Even business majors who will be working for major corporations need to learn to think like an entrepreneur. The entrepreneurial mindset will teach you to think like an owner, not just an employee.
|
What it is: |
What it isn't: |
| Opportunity driven; open to change | Bureaucratic |
| Quick to market | Slow |
| Focused on execution and possibilities | Focused on obstacles |
| Systematic approach to new product/market/process to promote growth | Reluctant to change - stifling innovation and growth |
| Collaborative and civic minded | Territorial |
| Explores partnerships - win/win | Uninterested or doesn't consider partnerships |
| Global in outlook | Parochial in outlook |
| Thinks like an owner | Thinks like an employee |
| Creative | Protective |
The ability of business and non-profit leaders to lead with an entrepreneurial perspective is essential to remain competitive in todays global marketplace. The Baldwin-Wallace Entrepreneurship program's give our students hands-on projects in real world business situations.
Entrepreneurial Programs
- Business Clinic
- Glengary Partnership
- Carl Kamm Lecture Series
- President's Council
- Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE)
- Professional Development
Learn more about the B-W Center for Innovation and Growth
275 Eastland Rd.