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Entrepreneurship + Innovation

Do you have an idea for a product or service that could solve a problem, fill a need or enhance people's lives? Entrepreneurship + Innovation at Arizona State University connects you to the information, resources and people that can help you turn your ideas into reality.

Whether you're toying with a concept in your head or you've already built a team and launched a venture, E+I can help propel your entrepreneurial aspirations. We provide a wide variety of opportunities to explore, share, test and advance your ideas. And we serve as a connecting and collaborating resource for entrepreneurs at all stages across ASU and throughout the Valley of the Sun.

+Learn

Develop an entrepreneurial mindset

degrees, resources, programs

+Engage

Connect and collaborate

events, communities

+Launch

Turn your idea into reality

mentoring, funding, spaces, commercialization

What is an Entrepreneur?

Home Kauffman Region

ASU Entrepreneurship + Innovation is one of the first 12 organizations to win the Kauffman Inclusion Challenge in order to increase our work to engage diverse entrepreneurs from a variety of backgrounds, ensuring that our communities are reaching their full potential.

News + Events

ASU entrepreneurs pitch via video for online Demo Day competition

Like most events this semester, Demo Day was held online. At a typical Demo Day event, the founders pitch to a panel of judges at SkySong in Scottsdale throughout the day, and an awards ceremony is held in the evening. This semester, 85 ventures put together five-minute video pitches, which the judges reviewed last week. The awards were announced during an online presentation on May 1. More than $312,000 was awarded to startups.

September

Live @ HEALab: What's Your Problem? with Rick Hall

Thursday, September 3, 2020 - 3:30pm to 4:30pm

While there is no shortage of health-related problems in 2020, thinking entrepreneurially can shift your mindset to see these problems as opportunities for solutions. Join Rick Hall, Sr.