Robert J. Trulaske, Sr. College of Business

The Entrepreneurship Alliance Accelerator (EAA) is the Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation’s flagship business accelerator that provides aspiring student entrepreneurs with the tools, mentorship, and knowledge needed to turn their business ideas into reality.

This spring, the Trulaske College of Business rebooted its annual Business Week, and kicked off the week of workshops, presentations, and interactive sessions with “Entrepreneurship Night” supported by the Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation.

By: Kylie Groh This year's Making Me Marketable was a dynamic choose-your-own-adventure. This annual conference, hosted by the college’s marketing department and the Marketing Club with the help of marketing faculty Katie Essing, has been teaching students how to market themselves for 24 years.

Photo courtesy of Nez Redi Article courtesy of Show Me Mizzou It was during a business class pitch contest that Nez Redi heard about a new pilot program at the University of Missouri that would involve a trip of his dreams. Immediately, he and classmate Michael Moriarty, both juniors at MU, hustled together applications for the Robert J. Trulaske, Sr. College of Business’ Entrepreneurs Without Borders program. Turns out, a trip to South Africa was, in fact, in the books for the two business majors.

By Kevin Reape

Sixteen University of Missouri & Trulaske College of Business undergraduate students will direct their time and talents this semester to help four small- to medium-sized companies based in Missouri grow their sales internationally. As interns with the MU International Trade Center, the students will conduct global market research to assist these companies with new market identification and evaluation. All projects are tailored to the individual company’s product and industry sectors of interest.

Hello, Tigers!

by Maria Yore When he’s not teaching or caught up in his research, Trulaske Assistant Professor of Management Joel Andrus spends his time these days at the new soda fountain in Columbia, Sipz. But it’s not just any soda fountain – it’s the brand new business Andrus created and opened with his wife, Brenda.

Article courtesy of MU News Bureau.

Story courtesy of Show Me Mizzou