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Five Northeastern University students traveled around Israel this summer, visiting local venture accelerators, large corporations, and historical sites, as part of the International New Venture: Israel, The start-up nation.
Associate Teaching Professor Martin Dias discusses the leadership and logistical challenges Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner has faced and lessons learned from Hurricane Harvey community resilience efforts.
Associate Professor Samina Karim explains the importance of a strong business foundation for technology and innovation leaders in today's evolving business world.
Professor Tucker Marion outlines a unique new learning model and partnership being used to teach innovation in our Masters of Technological Entrepreneurship program.
Distinguished Professor Marc Meyer shares his insight on the factors that enable a robust and successful startup hub.
Jean C. Tempel Professor of Entrepreneurship and Innovation Fernando Suarez examines the history and future of technological platforms and their impact on the business sector.
Professor Tucker Marion outlines the school's unique and desirable approach to teaching innovation.
“The MSI program is unique due to the intersection of innovation and business.” says, Mukherjee
Fernando Suarez, Professor of Entrepreneurship and Innovation, highlights the importance of exposure to international innovation industries, how he plans to help D'Amore-McKim, and Boston's unique opportunities.
“Innovation can be uncomfortable as it shakes up the existing ways of doing things—but it is essential in the long-term success of a company.” says, Cook