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 [...]
[Part of the Learning Series© by Marilynn Force, Regis University affiliate faculty member and Educational Consultant at the John J. Sullivan Chair.] This month’s Learning Series article will focus on the learning processes of entrepreneurs and how Regis University plans to address these processes. Within Regis, the John J. Sullivan Chair for Free Enterprise program [...]
The Sullivan Chair for Free Enterprise is excited to introduce a new, FREE business consulting program in conjunction with the Regis Entrepreneur Club – Coaching Coffees. If you are a Regis University student who has a business or is planning to start a business, come to the Coaching Coffees to receive one-on-one face time with experienced [...]
The Sullivan Chair has launched the Regis University Business Plan Competition. The Competition seeks development of a business plan for the Regis Entrepreneur Club to make it the world’s best entrepreneur organization. The Regis University Business Plan Competition will be conducted in accordance with COMPETITION RULES which may be found at the Sullivan Chair website: [...]
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