<p>Lecture, 90 minutes. Limited to Executive MBA Program students. Introduction to basic tools and jargon required for entrepreneurship that requires financing or management of intellectual property. Terminology used by lawyers, accountants, venture capitalists, and other investors when forming and financing new companies. Assessment of feasibility of business concept and communication of concept to potential investors, employees, and business partners. S/U or letter grading.</p>

Management

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John E. Anderson Graduate School of Management

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General Catalog

Entrepreneurship and Venture Initiation

MGMT 489

4 units