Entrepreneurship - Princeton Engineering

Entrepreneurship at Princeton, far more than starting profit-making companies, offers a powerful approach to education, service, leadership, and impact. The Keller Center offers a many courses and programs in entrepreneurship and design thinking, while the Princeton Entrepreneurship Council provides coordination across the campus.

Keller Center for Innovation in Engineering Education

Office of Technology Licensing

Princeton Entrepreneurship Council

Princeton Innovation Center/Biolabs

EnCharge AI reimagines computing to meet needs of cutting-edge AI

Innovation Forum proposed solutions for societal impact

From ‘Project Daydream’ to clean water tech, celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month

Princeton Engineering celebrates Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month

New professorship imbues humanity in design

Designing for Societal Impact

Information Session: Princeton Startup Immersion Program (PSIP) Bengaluru

Building the Future: Entrepreneurship in India (PSIP-Bengaluru)

Reclaiming Your Community — Designing for Talent Retention in Low-Status Communities

Journey from Princeton Engineer to Serial Entrepreneur

Lessons of Legitimacy Learned from Black Business

Building Black Dynasties: Genealogy, Succession Planning and Wealth Transfer in Black Business Families

John Danner

Robert Fish

Shahram Hejazi

Alan Kaplan

Rakefet Kasdin

Christopher Kuenne

Derek Lidow

Lynn Loo

Sheila Pontis

Anu Ramaswami

Jaswinder Singh

Dennis Strigl

Ellen Zhong

Ed Zschau