Andrea Ippolito, Executive Director of the Engineering Management M.Eng. program, has joined the entrepreneurship teaching team at the Johnson School of Management.
Andrea Ippolito, Executive Director of the Engineering Management M.Eng. program, has joined the entrepreneurship teaching team at the Johnson School of Management, where she will be teaching NBA 3000/ENMGT 5000. This course provides an overview of several elements of entrepreneurial activity, including learning and implementing the customer development process. Students will learn to identify valuable product opportunities and gain skills in entrepreneurship through training in customer discovery and guidance from established entrepreneurs. As part of this team, she will also be serving as a member of the eLab faculty.
ELab, a collaboration of Student Agencies Entrepreneurship at Cornell, is a program that enables students to actualize start-up companies. It offers classroom credit for developing businesses over two semesters. Learn more about eLab here.
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