Entrepreneurship and Business Planning
Professor Mark Juliano of Carnegie Mellon presents a cohesive and comprehensive treatment on the subject of entrepreneurship and business planning. This program consists of 25 lectures covering the practice of starting new organizations or revitalizing mature organizations, particularly new businesses generally in response to market opportunities. This course is a must for anyone starting or operating an entrepreneurial venture. USHAA University Review: A+
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Duke University Distinguished Speakers
The series brings high profile corporate leaders to one of the world’s leading business schools to share their insights into current business issues and corporate strategies. To illustrate, the speakers for 2008 include Leo Melamed, Chairman Emeritis and Director,
Chicago Mercantile Exchange Holdings; Alan D. Schwartz, President & CEO, Bear Stearns & Co.; Anne E. Belec, President and CEO, Volvo North America. USHAA University Review: A+
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Harvard Business Review
From the Harvard Business Review, this series features breakthrough ideas and commentary from leading thinkers in business and management. The series now includes more than 80 lectures. USHAA University Review: A+
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Stanford Entrepreneurial Thought
A series of more than 60 weekly lectures on entrepreneurship jointly sponsored by several programs at Stanford. Features speakers from Google, Genentech, and Juniper Networks, among others. Topics for 2008 include "Banking on Corporate Culture and Strategy" by Ken Wilcox, Silicon Valley Bank; "Healthy Entrepreneurship in Medical Devices" by Mir Imran at InCube Labs; "The Path to an Acquisition" by Brett Crosby of Google Analytics. USHAA University Review: A+
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Wharton Business School Knowledge
An offshoot of the school’s online business journal, this series provides over 100 “audio articles” featuring high-profile executives and faculty. USHAA University Review: A+
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