Norman Newman Centre for Entrepreneurship
Website: https://dalinnovates.ca/programs/nnce/
Dalhousie University’s flagship entrepreneurship program is the Norman Newman Centre for Entrepreneurship in Dalhousie’s Faculty of Management. The NNCE fosters an experiential learning environment for students from all faculties interested in entrepreneurship and business creation.
Since 2004, we've been cultivating and promoting entrepreneurship and innovation through curriculum, workshops, seminars, and competitions so that students, faculty and members of the community can develop the skills and creativity needed to bring ideas to market.
All of our programs are designed to enhance students’ entrepreneurial knowledge, skills, and networks. The Centre has deep connections to the regional innovation ecosystem that transcend the university, government and industry boundaries.
NNCE Programs
Winter Workshop Series 2021: Join us for bite-sized sessions designed to give you practical skills to bring you to the next level in your journey in entrepreneurship and innovation. Learn more here.
Ready2Launch: Ready2Launch is a 12 week educational summer accelerator program that helps teams see one, be one for an entrepreneur. Ready2Launch provides participants an involved experience that strengthens founders leadership skills, improves their business acumen, helps them run and grow their business, and helps them figure out how to finance their venture. Learn more here.
Path2Innovation: Path2Innovation is a three-day program taking place April 27-29. It explores the value of entrepreneurial thinking as a means of developing careers and research of leading graduate students, post-docs and faculty and advancing their research, innovations and ideas into impacts, whether that be scientific, economic, social, cultural or environmental. Learn more here.
Lab2Market: Lab2Market (L2M) is the first national-level program in Canada to fund and equip graduate students and their faculty supervisors with the entrepreneurial skills needed to assess the commercial viability of their university-based research innovations. Learn more here.