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Entrepreneurship at Kellogg presents: The Business of Psychedelic TherapiesWednesday, March 1, 2023, 1:00PM-5:15PM You may have seen “How to Change Your Mind” on Netflix, or heard about the recent policy changes around psychedelics. So what is this all about? Why are people talking about it? What does it even have to do with me?... We have you covered. We’re pleased to present a special afternoon program that will explore the global mental health crisis and the potential revolution in psychedelic therapies. We’ve condensed all the big talking points into an afternoon’s program, so that you can walk away armed with the knowledge of where the opportunities and obstacles lie for psychedelics. At its core, we explore the big questions on how we can solve for issues of equity and access to mental health treatments in commercially sustainable ways. Come hear from leading scientists, clinicians, entrepreneurs, first-mover investors, and fellow Kellogg students. White Auditorium |
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Entrepreneurial EssentialsWednesday, April 12, 2023, 1:30pm-4:45pm We’d like to welcome you to this special session Entrepreneurial Essentials with professors Craig Wortmann, Jeff Eschbach and Carter Cast. During the session, they will share essential lessons from their award-winning courses: Entrepreneurial Selling (Wortmann), New Venture Discovery (Eschbach) and Launching and Leading Startups (Cast). KGH 1420&30 |
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VentureCat 2023Wednesday, May 31, 2023, 6:00pm VentureCat is Northwestern’s annual student startup competition and celebrates the University’s most promising student founders. The program culminates in a pitch competition in which more than $300,000 in non-dilutive prize money is distributed to student ventures. The program and non-dilutive prize money awarded to student ventures is made possible by generous sponsorship from the Levy Institute and Lanny and Sharon Martin. White Auditorium |