Entrepreneurship News & Events

The Office of Inclusion and Diversity recently hosted an unusual team-building exercise: a woodworking workshop.

Stephen Knight ’90, Indra Nooyi ’80, and Nancy Pfund ’82 will help to guide Yale Ventures, a two-year-old initiative dedicated to translating Yale ideas into new ventures.

Botelho and Cort are on an annual list of 30 “up-and-coming thinkers whose ideas we predict will make an important impact on management thinking in the future.”

A conversation with Jinqiang Ning ’25, whose startup assesses battery health and remaining life of EV battery packs to make the used EV market more transparent.

Large Language Models: Theory and Application debuted this fall at Yale SOM. The course teaches business students the fundamentals of LLMs and gives them the chance to build their own models.

Samvid Ventures has named Ritter, a joint-degree student at Yale SOM and the Yale School of the Environment, as one of 20 mission-driven scholars in the philanthropic foundation’s 2023 cohort.

At the case competition, sponsored by Rice University, the team proposed an investment plan to help decarbonize the industrial sector.

“Entrepreneurship in the Art Market,” a Yale SOM course popular with business and art students alike, offers an inside look at how art is produced, sold, and collected.

A conversation with Linda Craib ’10, whose startup gathers infant mental health and early childhood development data through an iPhone app and shares it with healthcare providers.

Banofi Leather took home the $1 million top prize for its plan to turn banana crop waste into a sustainable leather alternative that can help offset the fashion industry’s environmental footprint.