The Impact Investing Learning Program (IILP) is a co-curricular program jointly run by the Center for Private Equity and Entrepreneurship (CPEE) and the Center for Business, Government & Society (CBGS), IILP provides Tuckies a comprehensive overview of early-stage impact investing strategies.
Holland Davis T'18 leveraged the Building Entrepreneurial Ventures course at Tuck to test ideas, strategy, and vision for the startup he created with fellow T'18s Lars Matkin and Andrew D’Ignazio.
Endurance is a holding company with the mission to empower good people to build meaningful companies.
Tuck students ventured out of Hanover into Boston to explore the startup scene in Boston. Over the course of two days, they visited four startups in marketing, health care, cloud infrastructure, and fintech as well as four VCs with differing...
Clinical professor Curt Welling D’71, T’77 discusses two new courses that draw on his extensive experience in investment banking and global public health.
The incubator offers structure and expert guidance to startup founders in the Tuck and Dartmouth communities.
When it comes to Tuck MBA internships, one size doesn’t necessarily fit all.
Thirty students headed west and got an inside look at some of the Bay Area’s most innovative startups and energy companies, from Airbnb to Nest.
The new Center for Entrepreneurship builds on a strong foundation of programs and support.
The Pitch is an annual event sponsored by the Digital Arts, Leadership, & Innovation Lab (DALI) and the Dartmouth Entrepreneurship Network (DEN) in which twenty groups pitch their business ideas in two minutes or less.
Five T’19s test a startup idea: authentic ethnic food delivered to your door.
Caitlin Bolnick T'19 and Nikilesh Eswarapu T'19 led a group of 20 first- and second-year students across two days visiting a diverse set of startups and venture capital firms.
The fund is taking a $25,000 equity stake in solar company Brightfield Transportation Solutions.
Some students build startups at Tuck. Others, like Ken Martin T’17, join Tuck with an existing business they want to grow.
Networking can be awkward. Stephanie Letzler T’17 is on a mission to make it easier with Pairakeet, a newly launched mobile application she developed while at Tuck.
Dia Draper, director of strategic initiatives at Tuck, created a product to help people who, like her, have survived cancer.