By Jenene Romanucci | November 20, 2017
The F.W. Olin Graduate School of Business is committed to living Babson’s mission of educating “entrepreneurial leaders who create great economic and social value—everywhere.” My colleague Johanna Beers summed up one way we practice this in the Graduate Admissions office in the post below. Enjoy! What do the ideas below have to do with…
By jcarbone | March 9, 2017
My colleagues Johanna Beers and Mary Beth Crook worked closely with a recent graduate, Abby Speicher, while she was an MBA student and wanted to share her venture’s recent accomplishments in the blog post below. On Friday, February 24th, many Babson community members were glued to their televisions to watch Abby Speicher, a 2015 Two-Year…
By Stephanie Bannister | November 22, 2016
Long before the poll results were announced, before our students began to rally behind one another to recover from an election gone wrong, two of our very own were planning an event that would disrupt “business as usual” here on campus – in the best way possible. Flora Ekpe-Idang and Mark Gagliardi, both full-time students…
By Babson San Francisco | February 3, 2016
This summer, we’re excited to launch Babson’s signature accelerator here at our San Francisco campus located in SoMa, the center of the start-up scene in SF. Within blocks of the campus are headquarters of some of the biggest names in tech, as well as a host of co-working spaces, accelerators, and VC firms, making San…
By alisa | March 7, 2011
As was recently announced, Babson has partnered with MassChallenge to provide its MBA students with hatchery space for their startups. As a student entrepreneur and participant in this program, I was asked to comment on my thoughts and experiences at MassChallenge so far at the March 3 event at the MassChallenge office. My perspective on…
By Flip | November 27, 2010
I recently read an article in which the author discusses the number of people who came out of the woodwork to offer unsolicited advice when he started his business. He characterized these people like television news pundits: noisy and seemingly passionate, but made of flimsy stuff. The article resonated with me. I suffered through a…
By alisa | November 19, 2010
On October 29th, I pitched my fledgling startup Fetchmob.com at Babson’s annual Rocket Pitch event. Mine being a business that I had been working on for months now, I convinced myself I had no reason to be nervous. The event is not a make-or-break-you type of occasion; it is truly an opportunity for students to learn…