Advanced Entrepreneurial Processes: Learning from women leaders

This course is designed as a follow on course for students who have taken Course I or as a stand alone for graduate students with interest in small business and entrepreneurship. This course uses a five-module live case featuring VIPVIP Desk CEO, Mary Naylor, to examine the data, dilemmas and decisions confronting leaders of post startup entrepreneurial ventures as they address the following challenges:

1. Developing business models that create and sustain value

2. Accessing and using post startup capital

3. Building effective management teams

4. Creating growth-focused sales and marketing strategies, and

5. Evolving a company within a changing business environment

Spring 2007 Schedule
							Start Date /
Title	CRN	Dept	#	Sec	Day	Time	End Date	Instructor
Foggy Bottom Campus
Entrepren. Leadshp. for Women	23609	MGT	290	80	Thurs	5:10 -8:00	1/16-5/2	Duffy

 

WLI is an interactive partnership with the Columbian College of Arts and Sciences, the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, the School of Business, and the Graduate School of Education and Human Development at the George Washington University.