There's what happens on Shark Tankand what happens after an appearance on Shark Tank. In an episode that aired last March, Chennelle Diong (MBA 2022) pitched her frozen, gluten-free, ready-to-bake biscuits and cinnamon rolls to a group of steely investor

Depending on who you talk to or what you read, you might think you missed the boat on learning how to use AI. But Nick Machol disagrees. On this episode, he shares his must-have tools, whether the fut

In this episode of the Entrepreneurship@DU Podcast, host Joshua Ross sits down with DU professors Michael Myers and Aaron Duncan to discuss how artificial intelligence is reshaping higher education. Together, they explore how AI is transforming the way st

Has there ever been a more chaotic time to be in business? Subjectivity aside, Matthew Pohl says today's companies need a specific mindset and skill set to push past roadblocks and thrive. He founded

In this episode of the Entrepreneurship@DU Podcast, host Joshua Ross sits down with DU alum Eric Schneider, founder of Futureproof Studios. Eric shares how his background in art and design fueled a career at the intersection of creativity, technology, and

A two-week global trip teaches Executive MBA students skills, confidence and perspective in the most unfamiliar of places.

In this episode of the Entrepreneurship@DU Podcast, host Joshua Ross welcomes DU alum Ethan Whitson, founder of The Guide Network, a platform built to help outdoor guides streamline operations and grow their businesses. What started as a marketplace to co

In this episode of the Entrepreneurship@DU Podcast, host Joshua Ross sits down with DU alums Owen Locke and Rick Talley, co-founders of Lock & Co. Distilling. What started as a garage experiment between two lifelong friends has grown into a gold-medal-win

In this episode of the Entrepreneurship@DU Podcast, host Joshua Ross sits down with University of Denver students Gina Parker and Charlie Peterson to talk about building community through entrepreneurship on campus. Gina and Charlie share their experien

Randy Greenberg can remember his first movie experience like it was yesterday. He watched James Bonds Goldfinger at a drive-in movie theater from the back of his familys car, imagining that he too was floating down a canal in Venice. It opened his eyes