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Updated: 5:15 AM Jul 22, 2008
UW-Madison Hosting Wisconsin Entrepreneurship Bootcamp
The University of Wisconsin-Madison is hosting the second annual Wisconsin Entrepreneurship Bootcamp for graduate students. Posted: 5:15 AM Jul 22, 2008 |
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Geared for students in chemistry, biology, law, engineering and other fields, the program is an intensive, hands-on week of focused learning.
The program is meant to help students explore how business startups can create both economic and social value.
Among professionals on hand will be leading industry experts from Cisco Systems, Veritas Software and Burrill and Company.
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