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Passion. Potential. Pitches. Don't miss any of the 2025 New Venture Challenge excitement.
Tune in Friday, April 11 at 1 p.m. for great ideas and fierce competition. Then, join the judges, mentors, spectators and teams as they see who is going home with thousands of dollars in venture financing. The awards broadcast begins at 6:30 p.m. and one team will walk away as the overall best venture.
Central Michigan University’s College of Business Administration is the home of the Isabella Bank Institute for Entrepreneurship and the first Department of Entrepreneurship in the state of Michigan. We are a student-centric hub where experiential, curricular, and external entrepreneurial opportunities intersect.
Our mission is to maximize student success by fostering a campus-wide entrepreneurial mindset that promotes inter-disciplinary collaboration and the creation of new ventures.
We aim to create innovative programming, boost cross-campus and ecosystem collaboration and provide a comprehensive mentoring program.
Our institute provides extracurricular opportunities and is open to all undergraduate and graduate CMU students.
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A Central Michigan University's School of Broadcast and Cinematic Arts podcast has won a silver w3 award.
Depth of Field won a Silver W3 award in the Podcast-Education category for the Jan 26, 2022, episode featuring Jason Antoniewicz as the guest. The awards are part of the Academy of Interactive and Visual Arts.
Credit should go to producer Allie Biss, editor Michael Piwowarski, and executive producer and host Patty Williamson, Ph.D.
The w3 Awards celebrate digital excellence by honoring outstanding Websites, Marketing, Video, Mobile Sites and Apps, and Social and Podcasts created by some of the best interactive agencies, designers, and creators worldwide. Simply put, the w3 is the first major web competition to be accessible to the biggest agencies, the smallest firms, and everyone in between. Small firms are as likely to win as Fortune 500 companies and international agencies.