After months and months, I finally made it to a meeting of the Venture Club of Indiana.
Entrepreneurship
Kelley School professor will serve as VP for Business Development for Regenstrief Institute
Kelley School associate professor of strategy and entrepreneurship Todd Saxton will begin a new role as the inaugural vice president for business development at Regenstrief Institute, a not-for-profit healthcare research organization based in Indianapolis.
New Tobias Leadership Center program will connect students, faculty with executive leaders
A new Executive in Residence Program in the Randall L. Tobias Center for Leadership Excellence at Indiana University will provide students and faculty access to seasoned leaders.
More than a degree: How the Kelley Physician MBA inspires physician business leaders
“As physicians, we don’t learn anything about the business of medicine in medical school. If you follow the news and what’s happening in the medical field, you realize that, without business knowledge, you cannot get by.”
ROI Podcast features Indiana governor and tech sector growth in Indiana
In Episode 51 of the ROI Podcast, presented by the Indiana University Kelley School of Business, Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb sat down with Associate Dean Phil Powell to discuss tech growth and jobs in the state.
New group starting in Indiana to support physician and life science entrepreneurs
As Indiana looks to invest more in startups, a new group is forming to help physicians and life science entrepreneurs innovate successfully.
Kelley undergrad acquires waterless car wash company at 22
Six months shy of his college graduation and with no student loan debt to his name, Alex Bajzatt acquired his first company—
Smart Wash LLC
—at age 22.
Kelley students excel in pitch competitions
Congratulations are in order for the Kelley School students involved in the JagStart Student Idea Pitch Competition held on IUPUI’s campus.
Gaining new tools for solving healthcare problems
As a hospitalist, Mahdi Ajjan, MD, MBA’17, is accustomed to solving problems. His specialty itself sprang from the need to alleviate primary care physician burnout in the early 1990s, when these physicians were shuttling back and forth between practice offices and hospitals to treat admitted patients.
Grant will allow entrepreneurs to gain insight from Kelley MBA students
With funding from the Indiana University Women’s Philanthropy Leadership Council, budding entrepreneurs will have the chance to receive help with customer development research from Kelley School Evening MBA students.