Center for Business Innovation, Entrepreneurialism, and Management (CBEM)

The Center for Business, Management, and Entrepreneurialism (CBEM) at National University aims to bring together entrepreneurs, students, and faculty. CBEM provides a forum to inform, support, and inspire individuals to be entrepreneurs and seek opportunities through enterprise, product, or service creation.

The center enables and empowers NU students and local community members to cultivate the skills, strategies, and innovation required for business development and boosting local industries. CBEM is focused on student-driven learning, cutting-edge technology, and multidisciplinary opportunities that allow professionals to become successful entrepreneurs.

To learn more about the Center for Business Innovation, Entrepreneurialism, and Management (CBEM) don’t hesitate to get in touch with [email protected] or join our community at https://nu.tradewing.com.

CBEM bootcamp

October 28-29, 2023

Join the Center for Business Innovation, Entrepreneurialism and Management (CBEM) on October 28-29, 2023 in San Diego, California for an intensive two-day training program packed with insights and hands-on activities designed to bring out the entrepreneur in you.

Learn to: Successfully set-up, register, incorporate and structure your business Market, brand and network Become better leaders and business owners

To learn more, please visit https://nu.tradewing.com/community or contact us at [email protected].

Social Impact Pitch Contest

The Social Impact Pitch Contest aims to encourage entrepreneurs in all stages of business concepts to participate. This competition is an excellent opportunity to pitch business concepts to a panel of judges with a chance to win financial funding for your business.

Who should participate?

• Individuals with an idea to start a business
• Individuals who have created a company
•  Individuals interested in enhancing their presentation skills
• Individuals who want to explore the idea of starting a company

Ideas presented may be at any stage, and the preliminary competition is split into two groups:

• Group 1 – Preliminary: Concepts that are in the idea stage – with no revenues, prototypes, or products.
• Group 2 – Preliminary: Concepts that are beyond the idea stage – with revenues, prototypes, or products.

After individuals advance through preliminary rounds, there will be a semi-final competition and the winners of the semi-final rounds will present at next year’s National University’s Symposium.

Funding Awards:

First Place: $2,500

Second Place: $1,000

Third Place: $ 500

Stay tuned for the next Social Impact Pitch Contest and your chance to participate!