Marcel Gani Internship Program

Overview | Host Information | Traditional Internship | Student-Initiated Internship | Self-Hosted Internship

The Marcel Gani Internship program helps start-up companies and venture capital firms hire Ross School of Business students for a 12-week hands-on work experience. This program gives Ross MBA students the opportunity to develop their entrepreneurial skills by accelerating the advancement of the host company. The links above offer three different ways that a student can pursue an entrepreneurial internship.

Host companies benefit from the knowledge and expertise of a Ross MBA student. Interns are an excellent resource for leading essential projects for a start-up company to reach the next stage in their business development. Within a venture capital firm, student interns add immediate value by performing due diligence and researching investment strategies in new markets.

On October 1 at 4:30 p.m. in room R1230, an internship panel will feature up to five interns from this summer's internships to discuss their work and how it integrates into their career goals.

 

2009 Internship Host Companies		2009 Marcel Gani Interns
Accuri Cytometers - Ann Arbor, MI		Patrick Walsh
Apjohn Ventures Fund - Kalamazoo, MI		Alex Melnyk
Axio Power - San Juan Capistrano, CA		David Ciemenis
Colt Ventures - Dallas, TX		James Mertz
Early Stage Partners - Cleveland, OH		Luis Calderon
Environmental Operating Solutions - Bourne, MA		Hanns Anders
Frazier Healthcare Ventures - Seattle, Wa		Elliott Yamada
InstaTell Diagnostics - Ann Arbor, MI		Jason Townsend
Michigan Venture Capital Association - Ann Arbor, MI		Adrian Fortino
My Band Stock - Ann Arbor, MI		Bobby Matson
Planet Metrics - San Bruno, CA		Jamie Mikkelsen
Roomations - Ann Arbor, MI		Katie Miller
UM Medical Innovation Center - Ann Arbor, MI		Kyle Beeman, Stephen Brown
UM Office of Technology Transfer - Ann Arbor, MI		Sundus Kubba, Naomita Yadav