The Entrepreneurship MBA encourages students to generate new sources of enterprise, form innovative business ideas, and create new jobs. The program teaches students how to start the business they’ve been dreaming about. Students learn the skills they need, and meet an entirely new network made up of classmates, professors, and alumni who will be their future advisors, mentors, investors, and business partners. Rutgers’ ambitious entrepreneurial and collaborative environment is the perfect place for students to get their business ideas rolling. Award Winning Entrepreneurship Faculty and Programs The New Jersey Black Issues Convention awarded its prestigious Community Change Award to Professor Jeffrey Robinson, director of the New Jersey Social Innovation Institute, part of Rutgers Business School’s Center for Urban Entrepreneurship and Economic Development. Robinson was awarded for community change in the area of economic security and opportunity. Through a partnership with Public Service Electric & Gas, the business school’s Social Innovation Institute recently completed a program to train and mentor aspiring entrepreneurs and, ultimately, to help create new businesses and jobs. Professor Jeffery Robinson, director of the New Jersey Social Innovation Institute, part of CUEED, receives New Jersey Black Issues Convention’s Annual Community Change Award. Entrepreneurship MBA Come with your passion, leave with your career The Center for Urban Entrepreneurship & Economic Development The Center for Urban Entrepreneurship & Economic Development (CUEED) is the first research center of its kind in the nation to integrate scholarly works with private capital, government, and non-profit sectors to develop citywide resources and bring renewed economic growth and vitality through urban entrepreneurship. By building strong businesses in our American cities, people will spend money here, create jobs here, and revitalize economic development to help entrepreneurs compete in the global economy. Learn more at: business.rutgers.edu/CUEED Entrepreneurship MBA business.rutgers.edu/entrepreneurship-MBA The state-of-the-art 1 Washington Park in Newark’s University Heights (right) is about 20 minutes to New York City by train. The technically-advanced 100 Rock (left) on the Livingston Campus in New Brunswick. Executive Director Lyneir Richardson
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The Entrepreneurship MBA encourages students to generate new sources of enterprise,
form innovative business ideas, and create new jobs. The program teaches students how
to start the business they’ve been dreaming about. Students learn the skills they need,
and meet an entirely new network made up of classmates, professors, and alumni who
will be their future advisors, mentors, investors, and business partners. Rutgers’ ambitious
entrepreneurial and collaborative environment is the perfect place for students to get their
business ideas rolling.
Award Winning Entrepreneurship Faculty and Programs
The New Jersey Black Issues
Convention awarded its
prestigious Community Change
Award to Professor Jeffrey
Robinson, director of the New
Jersey Social Innovation Institute,
part of Rutgers Business
School’s Center for Urban
Entrepreneurship and Economic
Development. Robinson was
awarded for community change
in the area of economic security
and opportunity. Through a
partnership with Public Service Electric & Gas, the business school’s Social Innovation
Institute recently completed a program to train and mentor aspiring entrepreneurs and,
ultimately, to help create new businesses and jobs.
Professor Jeffery Robinson, director of the New Jersey Social Innovation Institute, part of CUEED, receives New Jersey Black Issues Convention’s Annual Community Change Award.
Entrepreneurship MBA Come with your passion, leave with your career
The Center for Urban Entrepreneurship & Economic Development
The Center for Urban Entrepreneurship
& Economic Development (CUEED) is
the first research center of its kind in
the nation to integrate scholarly works
with private capital, government, and
non-profit sectors to develop citywide
resources and bring renewed economic
growth and vitality through urban
entrepreneurship. By building strong
businesses in our American cities,
people will spend money here, create
jobs here, and revitalize economic
development to help entrepreneurs
compete in the global economy.
Learn more at:
business.rutgers.edu/CUEED
Entrepreneurship MBA
business.rutgers.edu/entrepreneurship-MBA
The state-of-the-art 1 Washington Park in Newark’s University Heights (right) is about 20 minutes to
New York City by train.
The technically-advanced 100 Rock (left) on the Livingston Campus in New Brunswick.
Executive Director Lyneir Richardson
Entrepreneurship MBA
Annual Business Plan Competition
Innovation in business, whether spurred by competition or an
entrepreneurial spirit, is the spark to progress. Students and
recent alumni are invited to enter the Rutgers Business School
Business Plan Competition, an annual event that has been
awarding cash prizes to entrepreneurial students for 10 years to
give great ideas the push to start viable businesses.
Each year, students compete for $40,000 in prizes to help launch
or jump-start their businesses. The objective of the Rutgers
Business School Business Plan Competition is to encourage MBA
entrepreneurs and support job growth in New Jersey. In order to
compete for the business plan competition prizes, there must be
a serious intent to launch the proposed business.
Sampling of Courses
Creativity, Innovation and Entrepreneurship
Evaluation of New Ventures
Management of Innovation and Technology
Managing Growing Ventures
New Product Innovation
Social Entrepreneurship
Technology Ventures
Urban Entrepreneurship and Economic Development
Graduate Admissions
Phone: 973-353-1234
Email: [email protected]
Apply Today
business.rutgers.edu/MBA
business.rutgers.edu/entrepreneurship-MBA
COME WITH YOUR passionLEAVE WITH YOURcareer
RBS students often participate in Case Competitions where they gain experience and make connections with representatives from major corporations. Recent winners of the RBS Business Plan Competition Abby Taylor, Robert Giuliani and Desi Saran, the partners behind Playa Bowls, used the $20,000 first place prize to expand their business.
Student Perspective
“Rutgers University has expanded my
horizons through a heightened learning
experience. In addition to being
exposed to numerous business cases,
their knowledgeable, experienced and
well-networked faculty introduced a
business lingo to me that I had not yet
been exposed to in Corporate America. Once I knew how to
speak that language, my contributions to my business
environment gained depth. I thrived in Rutgers’ diverse,
competitive academic setting and I am continuously
implementing that knowledge in my women-owned hair care
upstart, Tea and Honey Blends LLC.”
Dr. Tashni-Ann Dubroy,
COO, Tea and Honey Blends LLC,
MBA Class of 2011
Rutgers Business School-Newark and New Brunswick is an integral part of one of the nation’s oldest, largest, and most distinguished institutions of higher learning: Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey – founded in 1766. Rutgers Business School has been accredited since 1941 by AACSB International – the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business – a distinction that represents the hallmark of excellence in management education.
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