Video Start-up 101: Mentoring new U-M businesses
Sometimes a little guidance goes a long way. U-M’s Tech Transfer office along with its new Michigan Venture Center have started a mentorship program that turns technologists into entrepreneurs. As a result they expect to see a 20% bump in start-up launches.
Sometimes a little guidance goes a long way. U-M’s Tech Transfer office along with its new Michigan Venture Center have started a mentorship program that turns technologists into entrepreneurs. As a result they expect to see a 20% bump in start-up launches.
Watch the YouTube video below to learn how it works.
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