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UC Venture Lab NEXT summer program paves way for student startup success

March 21, 2024

Young founders with an idea or technology they want to develop into a business while still in school have an increasing number of resources to tap into at the University of Cincinnati. Venture Lab NEXT is a student accelerator program designed to offer tailored resources and guidance to student teams who have already gained traction and are seeking specialized mentorship aligned with their industry domain or stage of development.

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UC professor wins national Entrepreneurship Educator award

February 12, 2024

To celebrate excellence and dedication to entrepreneurship education, the United States Association for Small Business and Entrepreneurship (USASBE) awarded its prestigious Entrepreneurship Educator of the Year Award to University of Cincinnati professor Charles H. Matthews, PhD.

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Pitch 'deck' perfect

March 31, 2023

“You never get a second chance to make a first impression.” ~ Will Rogers Just ask anyone who has pitched potential investors for the opportunity to secure funding for a new startup. Individuals and teams present a thorough slide deck highlighting their qualifications, skills, research and successes.

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UC Center for Entrepreneurship shares 5 vital tips for business success in 2024

January 16, 2024

As the dawn of a fresh year emerges, it beckons an opportune moment for businesses to chart a course for the coming months. But before deciding what milestones to hit in the new year, the imperative initial step involves a meticulous inventory of the past year's endeavors. For entrepreneurs navigating the terrain of goal setting in this nascent year, Charles H. Matthews, a distinguished teaching professor specializing in Entrepreneurship and Strategy and the visionary behind the UC Center for Entrepreneurship, offers five strategic tips.

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Bad Left Hook: What accounting fraud can tell us about boxing

November 3, 2021

What can boxing fans following the story of a fledgling fight promoter’s fallout with the International Boxing Federation learn from accounting research? Apparently, that rationalization is an observable—if not quantifiable—aspect of fraud.