This course counts toward the following majors: Entrepreneurship & Innovation

This course addresses the emerging practice of "corporate entrepreneurship," also called "intrapreneurship," broadly defined as the application of entrepreneurial capabilities to the development of new ventures within an existing firm. In this course, we will examine intrapreneurship from the perspective of corporate strategy; relate intrapreneurship to other functions such as corporate venturing, new product development (NPD), research and development (R&D) and corporate labs; examine entrepreneurship for clues to the successful practice of intrapreneurship; explore actual intrapreneurial ventures with practicing executives; and develop an “intrapreneurial toolset.” Although there are no textbooks required for this course, Peter Drucker’s "Innovation & Entrepreneurship" is recommended for context. All readings will be included in the course pack, including a summary article of Drucker’s book from the HBR.

Global Innovation: Kellogg Innovation Network (ENTR-915-0)
This course, which focuses on global business challenges to be addressed at the Kellogg Innovation Network Global Summit (KIN Global), challenges students to put their professional experiences and classroom knowledge to work. Teams of four or five students produce research projects concerning real-world challenges outlined by our partner organizations — the U.S. Department of State, The Nordic Council, Kraft, Raytheon and others. The teams will work closely with faculty advisors, corporate delegates and other partners. Students are then invited to not only present their projects, but also to enhance and expand their research with KIN Global delegates at the summit. This one-credit course spans both winter and spring quarters. Students may designate the full quarter for either winter or spring, or they may count one half-credit per quarter. As a member of the class, you will also be a delegate at KIN Global, May 17 to 19, 2010. For more information, please visit kinglobal.org.

Global Innovation: Kellogg Innovation Network (ENTR-915-A)
This course, which focuses on global business challenges to be addressed at the Kellogg Innovation Network Global Summit (KIN Global), challenges students to put their professional experiences and classroom knowledge to work. Teams of four or five students produce research projects concerning real-world challenges outlined by our partner organizations — the U.S. Department of State, The Nordic Council, Kraft, Raytheon and others. The teams will work closely with faculty advisors, corporate delegates and other partners. Students are then invited to not only present their projects, but also to enhance and expand their research with KIN Global delegates at the summit. This one-credit course spans both winter and spring quarters. Students may designate the full quarter for either winter or spring, or they may count one half-credit per quarter. As a member of the class, you will also be a delegate at KIN Global, May 17 to 19, 2010. For more information, please visit kinglobal.org.

Global Innovation (ENTR-915-B)
This course, which focuses on global business challenges to be addressed at the Kellogg Innovation Network Global Summit (KIN Global), challenges students to put their professional experiences and classroom knowledge to work. Teams of four or five students produce research projects concerning real-world challenges outlined by our partner organizations — the U.S. Department of State, The Nordic Council, Kraft, Raytheon and others. The teams will work closely with faculty advisors, corporate delegates and other partners. Students are then invited to not only present their projects, but also to enhance and expand their research with KIN Global delegates at the summit. This one-credit course spans both winter and spring quarters. Students may designate the full quarter for either winter or spring, or they may count one half-credit per quarter. As a member of the class, you will also be a delegate at KIN Global, May 17 to 19, 2010. For more information, please visit kinglobal.org.