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Chicago Entrepreneur Programs
Chicago entrepreneurs understand that real-world business requires cultivating an attitude to be grateful towards clients, and having the proper resources for fuel.
They offer fresh ideas and fresh ideas across a wide range of sectors that range from digital manufacturing to industrial parts distribution and foam insulation, in addition to often taking into consideration pressing social issues in the course of their work.
Chicago Area Entrepreneurship Hall of Fame
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The Chicago Area Entrepreneurship Hall of Fame honors business leaders who are innovative who have had a significant impact on their community. The more than 500 business leaders who have made an important contribution to their communities in the years since 1985 have been recognized with this award. Government officials, students as well as business executives are all able to use this award to promote entrepreneurship. Some notable inductees are Leonard Lavin (founder of Alberto-Culver Company); John W Baird (chairman and emeritus chairman of Baird & Warner); Gian M Fulgoni (CEO of comScore) as well as Gordon Segal (founder of Crate & Barrel).
Mark Tebbe is an active part of the field of entrepreneurial education for more than three decades. He has served as judge and mentor in the University of Chicago Booth New Venture Competition; Adjunct Professor of Entrepreneurship at Polsky Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation; Entrepreneur-in-residence for College of Engineering UIC; as well as being recognized as an expert on emerging technology with contributions published nationwide.
Laurette is a woman working in business, and is a fervent proponent of female leadership, diversity and technological advancements. She has given speeches at various events including Web Summit, Inbound, Collision and Forbes conferences; in addition, she co-hosted events for Technori which is a media firm which helps founders and business owners in getting to know their businesses more deeply.
Chicago Urban League Center for Entrepreneurship & Innovation
Chicago Urban League Center for Entrepreneurship & Innovation offers entrepreneurs from underrepresented groups the chance to launch, grow and sustain their businesses. Through business mentoring sessions or networking events, they can gain access to financial resources; supplier diversity certifications may also be obtained, as are bids on public or private contracts. Additionally, free entrepreneurial webinars and mentors for startups are provided.
The Urban League provides assistance to over 6,300 entrepreneurs and job-seekers in Chatham. When it grows, supporters can help support this expansion by making planned gifts towards the Urban League; such donations will ensure that the work of the organization can be carried on in the future.
Aspiring entrepreneurs can get valuable guidance from experienced CEOs as well as other business professionals in this course. Alongside, seminars on topics like technology, capital access and procurement will also be offered all day long - and are free for anyone wanting to become an entrepreneur!
Each IMPACT Fellow is assigned an African leader in the same community that they reside within. This creates a mutual knowledge exchange between generations. Entrepreneurs attending nine monthly learning sessions must complete homework between sessions as part of the presentation of their growth plans at the end of the IMPACT fellowship. In addition, shared workspace is offered at 1871 or any other incubators for startups IMPACT fellows to use during this fellowship program.
Sunshine Enterprises
Sunshine Enterprises' goal is to support entrepreneurs who have the potential in underresourced neighborhoods to expand their businesses and transform their community. Their 12 week Community Business Academy and ongoing Business Acceleration Services support (such as microgrants, coaching, workshops and networking opportunities) help this happen.
Sunshine provides entrepreneurs with financial assistance that can be a major hurdle in the beginning or expansion of an enterprise. Sunshine's Business Coaches of Sunshine consult together with entrepreneurs in a one-on-one setting to identify what kind of money is required as well as to develop a plan. Sunshine is also in partnership in partnership with many financial partners, including Chicago Neighborhood Initiatives (CNI), Byline Bank, CIBC Bank as well as Wintrust Community Bank.
The model of Rising Tide Capital is the inspiration behind this non-profit's operation. President Obama recognized Rising Tide Capital for their Community Business Academy which has contributed to the revitalization of neighborhoods and change lives. 94% of the graduates are now able to launch new businesses or create jobs.
Sunshine Enterprises provides local entrepreneurs with support by way of UChicago Local. This partnership between UChicago Medicine and the University will allow the university to restructure its procurement department in order to use greater local businesses that provide competition-based bids. This assists in growing small-scale businesses that are located in Chicago and also contributes to the social-impact initiatives of the university. UChicago Local also links local entrepreneurs who are served through Sunshine Enterprises with other programming including Chicago Innovation Exchange or Institute for Justice Clinic on Entrepreneurship located at Law School which further expands possibilities.
Incubatoredu
INCubatoredu gives students an experience that is authentically entrepreneurial as they create their own startup company. Each class is supported by a mentor or coach to help students navigate the curriculum and support projects related to washable foot insoles and social apps. Students have plenty of opportunities to experiment with ideas, while employing lean management principles.
The students will be taught how to develop their thinking as they move through the course. It includes market research, idea and customer explorations, prototype building, and pitching. The process helps foster teamwork, communication, and problem solving skills as well as teaching students how to quickly adapt to change.
Every team is competing for funds during the INCubatoredu National Pitch, which occurs every year. The event is known as a"shark-tank"-style competition which provides great chances for teams to connect with investors.
INCubatoredu gives students and teachers the chance to create strong bonds that last beyond the college walls. It impacts colleges as well as careers, and communities beyond classroom walls. Take a listen to INCubatoredu alumni discuss its life-altering effects - both expected and unanticipated!
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