Swartz Center Entrepreneurs-in-Residence
Entrepreneurs-in-Residence are a mentorship resource for students and alumni.
Since 1971, when the Graduate School of Industrial Administration (GSIA) became one of the first schools in the world to offer entrepreneurial education, mentors have been guiding Carnegie Mellon’s business students. Today, the Swartz Center for Entrepreneurship, the university’s central hub for education, engagement, collaboration and opportunity, offers invaluable mentorship through its Entrepreneurship in Residence (EIR) program. The EIR's eagerly share their knowledge and lessons learned from successfully creating, building and running startups.
Steve Bollinger
Adjunct Instructor of Entrepreneurship
Entrepreneur-in-Residence
sbollinger@userevive.com
Meredith Meyer Grelli
Entrepreneur-in-Residence
Assistant Teaching Professor of Entrepreneurship
mmgrelli@cmu.edu
Jim Jen
Director, Corporate Startup Lab
Distinguished Service Professor of Entrepreneurship
Entrepreneur-in-Residence
Jjen@andrew.cmu.edu
William Kaigler
Entrepreneur-in-Residence; Assistant Teaching Professor of Entrepreneurship
wk2s@andrew.cmu.edu
Craig S. Markovitz
Entrepreneur-in-Residence; Assistant Teaching Professor of Entrepreneurship
cmarkovi@andrew.cmu.edu
Dave Mawhinney
Founding Executive Director, Swartz Center for Entrepreneurship; Executive Director, Donald H. Jones Center for Entrepreneurship; Full Teaching Professor of Entrepreneurship
dmawhin@andrew.cmu.edu
Kit Needham
Assistant Dean for Entrepreneurship Initiatives; Director, Project Olympus
kit@cs.cmu.edu
Adam Paulisick
Entrepreneur-in-Residence; Adjunct Professor of Entrepreneurship
paulad01@andrew.cmu.edu
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