Campus Entrepreneurship explores the great entrepreneurial opportunities and activities that exist in and around colleges and universities. This blog investigates companies that are birthed on campus, educational offerings in the entrepreneurial space, university structures and institutions that support entrepreneurship, markets created on or inspired by universities, and campus actors who also are entrepreneurs. This last topic will likely get the most attention. Feel free to share your ideas, thoughts, and stories.
I am currently pursuing a PhD in entrepreneurship part-time at George Mason University. I hold an MBA from the University of Chicago Graduate School of Business, an MSc from the University of London (SOAS), and a BA from the University of Michigan.
I am the COO of Creative Class Strategies, a global think tank; in the past I have held positions with CSIS, RollingStone.com (Tunes.com/Emusic.com), Machineweb.com, HybridCars.com, & Studley Inc. I am currently launching a new internet venture and will write about that from time to time. I live in the Capitol Hill/Eastern Market neighborhood of Washington DC.
thank you for coming by,
David J. Miller
dmillerq/@/gmu.edu or campusentrepreneurship/@/gmail.com
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