Lassonde New Venture Development Center - Student

The Pierre and Claudette MacKay Lassonde
New Venture Development Center

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Student Mission

During a year long process, students receive weekly mentoring and teaching from both the executive director and local professionals. Students are trained in the various disciplines involved with early stage business development, from intellectual property to market analysis and strategy to writing a business plan. While receiving this training, students work in teams to evaluate and develop business opportunities based on real technologies coming out of the labs at The University of Utah. The result is an unparalleled real world education in technology entrepreneurship that will create future leaders in the high tech industry.

2007-2008 Student Bios

The Lassonde Center is made up of a diverse mix of students from all backgrounds. Click on a name to learn more about the students involved with this program.

Joseph Hulse, Chair MBA
Jon Brumbach PhD - Phar
Mohammed Chaara MBA
Michael Garff MBA
Jeremy Goeckeritz PhD - Electrical Engineering
Varun Gowda MBA
Benjamin Holt JD/MBA
Andrew Ives MBA
Todd Kaneshiro PhD - Phar
Jungkyu Kim PhD - Bioengineering
Jeffrey Lee JD/MBA
Praveena Mohan PhD - Bioengineering
Benjamin Nolte MBA
Danielle Putz MBA
Scott Sundberg PhD - Bioengineering
Charles Roberts MBA
Roger Wyatt MBA

Getting Involved

The application deadline for the 2008-2009 school year is April 18, 2007. To apply for a position, please fill out this application and email your resume to Irina Baird.

Keep in Touch

Alumni of the Lassonde New Venture Development Center have been a key piece of the New Venture Development success. Please give us your contact information so we can continue to let you know about upcoming events. We want to share the news and announcements of the New Venture Development teams. Also, you may join the Pierre Lassonde Entrepreneur Center on Facebook to interact with us and your old colleagues.

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