$50,000 is up for grabs in the 2020 Venture Plan Competition, Central Florida’s largest business plan competition for start-ups. Previous winners have gone on to achieve millions in revenue.

Years of consulting trips to Costa Rica’s coffee-rich farmland inspired Dr. Whittingham to launch Artifx Cafe, designed to create real income for small farmers and positively impact their communities.

Starting from humble beginnings, Tadar Muhmmad `17MBA, leveraged his MBA to continue his life of service and start a new venture as an entrepreneur.

Students gain knowledge and connections while working with early-stage start-ups and entrepreneurs.

AireHealth took the $25,000 prize home at the 2019 Crummer Rollins Venture Plan Competition.

Bill Habermeyer `05MBA and Bob Zinkil `05MBA met while in the same cohort at Crummer, now serve as CEO and COO for Florida Business Development Corporation.

A mutually beneficial partnership between Coworking Winter Park and the Crummer Graduate School of Business gives student entrepreneurs their own place to work and build their ideas into reality.

Jon Molayem ‘02MBA started his own successful mergers and acquisitions firm after graduation.

For the fourth consecutive year, the Crummer Graduate School of Business at Rollins College was named the country’s top master’s program for leadership and organizational development.

Four experts joined Crummer Alumni Hall of Fame member and Board of Trustees member David Lord for a conversation on social entrepreneurship and innovation.

A flagship program through the Center for Advanced Entrepreneurship at the Crummer Graduate School of Business, ATHENAPowerLink Orlando has been guiding female entrepreneurs for over ten years.

In what she calls “building a business off of a bounced check," Mia Rock-Rodriguez’s security firm U.S.S. Agency grows to nearly 300 employees.