On April 23rd, Karl Dakin, executive director of the Sullivan Chair for Free Enterprise, will be a panel speaker at the Entrepreneurism in Colorado event, hosted by the Denver Business Journal. From the Denver Business Journal, “Entrepreneurs typify the lifestyle of the West and are a dominant factor in our economy. The panel will review [...]
[Contributed by Karl Dakin is the Executive Director of the Sullivan Chair for Free Enterprise at Regis University] The Kauffman Foundation is the leader in analyzing entrepreneurship and small business issues. To help distribute information that it has collected and developed, it has created a series of short informational and entertaining videos called the Kauffman Sketchbook. One of the [...]
The topic of being an entrepreneur has been added to the program for the next meeting of the Regis Entrepreneur Club, which will be held on Wednesday evening, September 28 at 6pm in the Felix Pomponio Family Science Center on the Lowell Campus in Denver. PIZZA AND BEVERAGES WILL BE SERVED TO ALL MEMBERS OF [...]
The Sullivan Chair for Free Enterprise recently launched the Regis Entrepreneur Club at Regis University and is holding the first meeting on June 23, 2011 at 6:00 pm in the Mountain View Room in the Adult Learning Center. Regis University’s Sullivan Program promotes corporate and organizational social responsibility by brokering networks and partnerships, and providing [...]
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