Entrepreneurship at CMU
At Carnegie Mellon University and Project Olympus we are committed to entrepreneurship and innovation. We provide different resources on campus to help our faculty and students turn their cutting edge research and great ideas into businesses.Carnegie Mellon Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship
In the fall of 2012, the Carnegie Mellon Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship (CIE) was created to strengthen the already bustling culture of innovation that exists at Carnegie Mellon and to accelerate the commercialization of university research and innovative ideas. In synergistically combining the proven strengths of Project Olympus with those of the Don Jones Center, the new center enables the sharing of resources, bringing together a broad range of educational and experiential activities focused on innovation and entrepreneurship-a "one-stop shop" for CMU faculty, students, staff, and alumni.
Project Olympus
Exploring the commercial potential of research and innovation by providing mentoring, micro grants, startup advice, incubator space and connections with investors ... More
Donald H. Jones Center for Entrepreneurship
Through cutting-edge entrepreneurial research, preparing students to lead innovation, change and growth in start-ups, emerging companies and mature organizations...Visit Website
Center for Technology Transfer and Enterprise Creation (CTTEC)
The movement of intellectual assets to the commercial marketplace through licensing and new company formation… Visit Website
Open Field Entrepreneurs Fund
The newly created Open Field Entrepreneurs Fund (OFEF) at Carnegie Mellon University provides early-stage business financing to alumni who have graduated from CMU within the past five years … Visit Website
Quality of Life Technology Foundry
Commercializing quality of life technologies and building collaborations among industry, academic and clinical constituents under the guidance of entrepreneurs-in-residence … Visit Website
