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Buffalo Business - Spring 2023

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2 Buffalo Business Spring 2023 Startups UB ranked as a top undergrad school for entrepreneurship Entrepreneur magazine and The Princeton Review have named the University at Buffalo one of the country's top undergraduate schools for entrepre- neurship studies. Making its debut on the list, UB was ranked No. 8 in the Northeast and No. 48 nationwide in The Princeton Review's 2023 annual ranking. Based on a 2022 survey of nearly 300 schools with entrepreneurship offerings, the ranking factors in more than 40 data points about school programs, faculty, students and alumni. Entrepreneurship leaders at UB attribute the university's successful appearance on the list to the burgeoning entrepreneurial ecosystem on campus, with collaboration across several UB enti- ties, including the School of Management, Blackstone LaunchPad, Business and Entrepreneur Partnerships, and the Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership. "UB's entrepreneurship program- ming supports the entrepreneurial aspira- tions of our students, research faculty and community partners by giving them the comprehensive tools needed to launch and grow ventures," says Bob Neubert, director of entrepreneurship academic programs in the School of Management. "Our multi- disciplinary collaborations across campus have been essential to growing and improv- ing our entrepreneurship programs." The university offers a wide range of opportunities that provide students with the practical skills to become successful entrepreneurs. Students can take advantage of numer- ous entrepreneurship competitions and hackathons, bootcamps, workshops, inno- vation sprints, design challenges, coaching, ideation, venture creation support, incu- bators, early-stage funding, investment programs, e-labs and much more. "Across UB we are developing a best- in-class innovation and entrepreneurship culture," says Hadar Borden, director of UB's Blackstone LaunchPad. "This recog- nition is significant to our team's collec- tive work in supporting the growth of our campus-wide start-up ecosystem." 100 Years of building leaders, changing lives Since 1923, the School of Management has been developing leaders and making an impact on individuals, busi- nesses and communities around the world. You can see a few examples in our centennial video and stay tuned as we commemorate this momentous milestone throughout 2023. UB Students participate in an Innovation Sprint sponsored by UB's Blackstone LaunchPad. Photo: Douglas Levere

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