Join Principia's students enrolled in our entrepreneurial program as they pitch their start-up ideas to a panel of judges.
Want to pitch an idea for money? Come pitch your business idea, get feedback from professors and local entrepreneurial leaders, and make connections!
Have you ever had a great idea, but don't know how to express it or explain it to others? Come to our Pitching workshop!
Digital Transformation is all around us, and the engine behind these transformations is shaped and triggered by project managers around the world. Come hear Aaron Abella share about this disruption.
Come hear Kip Keller's inspirational story as an entrepreneur and how hard work spear headed him to success.
Want to pitch an idea and get feedback from a group of peers? Come pitch your business idea, get feedback from local entrepreneurial leaders, and make connections!
Want to be part of STL Entrepreneurship scene and meet the top entrepreneurs in the region? Join Principia's entrepreneurship club members and attend STL StarUP week.
Come see Principia College's aspiring entrepreneurs pitch their ideas to a panel of judges in a 'shark tank-style' event. Your vote helps decide the winners!
Are you thinking of being a freelancer or starting your own business? Would you like to learn more of how you legally establish your own business?
New Venture Cafe in St. Louis happens every Thursday, a great opportunity to join the entrepreneurship scene of St. Louis.
Meet Reshma Chattaram Chamberlin is Co-Founder and Chief Brand and Digital Officer of Summersalt. In 2020, Fast Company named Summersalt one of the 10 Most Innovative Style Companies of the Year.
Join our Business Administration Senior class as they present their innovative start-up's!
Join our Entrepreneurship Minors as they present their start-ups!
Inno Ecosystem101s are designed to help onboard you to a city's startup and tech communities, offering an overview of the top businesses, industries, trends and quirks in St. Louis
Want to pitch an idea and get feedback from a group of peers? Want to learn about other start-up ideas of other students in the region? Join us.
Hear directly from the IRS on topics to help your business succeed. Join us in a conversation on how the IRS can better serve small businesses and discuss issues or concerns you have when preparing a
This workshop will discuss the necessary steps required for a small business to ultimately qualify for mainstream financing.
An in-person training on Access to Capital.
Want to pitch an idea and get feedback from a group of peers? Want to learn about other start-up ideas of other students in the region? Join us. A van will leave campus at 3:30pm.
IdeaBounce® is a connected network that advances entrepreneurial ambitions of students, faculty and community members.
Join Glenn Grow as he shares how he founded seven companies in China, Japan, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Hong Kong, and the US, while he lived and worked in Asia for 32 years.
Visit the St. Louis Innovation hub spot. Meet with an entrepreneur owner of 1904 labs and explore the infrastructure within the Cortex and the Foundry understanding how spaces promote innovation.
As the Small Business Revolution continues to spread, we are invited to join Alton Main Street and the Skandalaris Center at Washington University for this fun, fast paced elevator pitch competition.
Join USPTO specialist to learn more about apps, websites, coding, and how to copyright your work.
Join Adam Davis as he shares his experience in the business of art management, and the unexpected skills that were required of him in his high-performance through the art world.
Unfamiliar with patents, trademarks, copyrights, and trade secrets? Learn from a USPTO expert about intellectual property (IP) basics and ways to protect your innovation—from idea to product.
Brian Webster met with our senior student capstone class, New Venture Creation, as he shared his experience raising capital for start-ups (up to $1.2 billion), and his story of how he got started.
This year, seven teams of entrepreneurs compete for Most Entrepreneurial Spirit, Most Disruptive Idea and Most Complete Idea. In an unprecedented result, we had one student win all three prizes.
Jori Clarke speaks to our capstone class about her experience as an entrepreneur, and the many challenges she faced throughout her amazing entrepreneurial journey as founder of a series of start-ups.
Lewis Howes (US’01, C’05) speaks about the relevance of failure to achieving success. Entrepreneurs are well aware of the “fail fast, fail often” mentality, but what does that look like in real life?
A group of eight aspiring entrepreneurs, a PGTI, and a faculty member embarked on a trip to Silicon Valley to follow the innovation pathway of several companies and institutions in this area.
The Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation co-sponsored Principia's participation in "Map the System", an international social entrepreneurship competition organized by Oxford University.
The Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation hosted its Innovation Challenge, providing a space for six thoroughly developed start-ups to be pitched to a panel of judges.
UX design is at the center of innovation and product design. Category disrupter Uber has reinvented what UX design means today.
Whether you are revolutionizing a design or creating an innovative, user-friendly product or packaging, knowledge of 3-D printing gives you an edge as an intra or entrepreneur.
In a world where online information and E-Commerce is at the center of growth. Jason Wissman shared with students key insights in web development as they progress in their careers.
What is the difference between and LLC, Corporation, or B-Corp? What legal liabilities could a new business have? Lee Barron shares insightful legal considerations for all entrepreneurs.
The Innovation Challenge filled every seat of Wanamaker Hall with 11 teams delivering their elevator pitches. Our three judges served as "sharks" providing feedback to our young entrepreneurs.
The Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation sponsored a talk by Bill Thorburn, CEO of the Thorburn Group, a world-renowned brand strategist.
The Innovation Challenge was an all-campus event where 10 teams of students pitched business ideas to three "sharks" (entrepreneurs from St. Louis). There was also trivia with prizes for the audience.
Whether you are a student or are interested in supporting our program in some way, we would love to hear from you! Please feel free to send us a message using this form, or reach out via phone or email:
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