Samuel Zell & Robert H. Lurie Institute for Entrepreneurial Studies

The Michigan Entrepreneur
2007-2008 Year-in-Review Publication The Institute was able to immerse students, at Ross and from across the U-M campus, in real-time, real-world entrepreneurial and seed and venture capital investment experiences...


	Good luck! Wish classmates the best as they compete in intercollegiate business plan competitions.

	Congratulations! Students who competed in intercollegiate business plan competitions put forth months of effort into their businesses.

	Congratulations Husk!: Husk Insulation won first place at the MIT Clean Energy Prize.

	Office Hours: Business students may sign-up directly to discuss their entrepreneurial concerns with an Institute staff member

The scope of career opportunities open to those who aspire to become world class leaders for new venture creation is broad. An entrepreneurial mindset is also a valuable asset for anyone seeking to pursue entrepreneurship within the bounds of a corporate structure. The Institute provides a dynamic environment for giving a new generation of University-educated entrepreneurs the wings to fly.