A scholarship in memory of esteemed entrepreneur and Seton Hall alumnus, Stephen R. Gebhardt ’06, raised more than $130,000 from hundreds of donors to benefit Seton Hall students.
Are you a high school student interested in starting your own business? Enter this "Shark Tank" style competition for a chance to have your idea recognized!
Seton Hall University is launching ImpactNJ: Urban Ventures Collaborative, a dynamic community-based entrepreneurship program that will serve as a catalyst for local early-stage business owners.
INNOVATE100 recognized New Jersey’s most forward-thinking professionals who are shaping the state’s innovation ecosystem, including Seton Hall's Joyce Strawser, Susan Scherreik and Bryan Felt.
The Seton Hall community is invited to cheer on Stillman entrepreneurs Sid Kapoor and Jerry Ford at the UPitchNJ statewide startup competition on Friday May 2 at Rutgers University in New Brunswick.
Calling all SHU entrepreneurs! Seeking to hone your business skills, launch or expand a new venture and earn seed funding? Apply to Pirates LaunchPad Summer Accelerator today.
If you like Shark Tank you'll love Seton Hall University's home-grown version. Join us at the $16K Pirates Pitch Startup Competition. Vote for your favorite team to win the Audience Choice Award.
In this intensive, hands-on competition, student entrepreneurs leveraged AI tools and collaborated with mentors to develop business models addressing global challenges.
The Pirates Pitch Startup Competition provides aspiring student entrepreneurs with a chance to compete for $16K in seed funding cash prizes and more. Deadline to register is February 28.
Talented student entrepreneurs gathered at Seton Hall University to pitch their startup concepts or actual ventures at the 10th annual Pirates Pitch for High School Students Competition.
Carina Castagna, co-founder of Pesto Joe, and Justin Ihnken, co-founder of Enorra_ join the CIE Advisory Board to mentor entrepreneurship students and assist CIE.
Who is the top high school student entrepreneur in the Pirates Pitch for High School Students Competition? Join us on Friday November 22 for this exciting contest and find out!
Calling all high school entrepreneurs. Enter Seton Hall University's Pirates Pitch Contest for high school students and win an opportunity to pitch your innovative business idea.
Innovative faculty and students are invited to the Novus I-Corps Program on September 18 to learn about National Science Foundation grants and skills workshops to commercialize research.
Seton Hall University, in partnership with the Greater Newark Enterprises Corporation (GNEC), successfully hosted the 2024 Summer Entrepreneurship Institute, bringing together 30 high school students.
The 2024 Pirates Pitch Startup Competition awarded $16,000 in seed funding plus legal services to Seton Hall's top student entrepreneurs.