Entrepreneurship & Innovation

Passion and persistence aren't enough to make a founder successful. Self-reflection and humility are essential, according to these veteran entrepreneurs.

Cutting-edge teaching practices took center stage during the Leeds School of Business Innovative Teaching Award Workshop earlier this month.

Is there a way to make one of Leeds’ difficult analytics classes more accessible? For Kai Larsen, the answer was analytics.

The Jonathan Greer Memorial Scholarship is a way for the friends of Greer, who died unexpectedly, to help Leeds students who share his vision and values.

The new space is giving world-class faculty the tools—and expertise—needed to create top-quality content that improves learning.

The Deming Center brought its expertise to scientists and researchers who don't always recognize the commercial applications of their important discoveries.

No, that Instagram snap you love isn't how you want to lead with employers.

Leeds won praise from students and employers for its new, more personalized approach to career fairs.

If successful, a startup aiming at dental disruption will have Leeds' collaboration with engineers to thank. From left, Rachel Anderson (Law'22), Camila Uzcategui, Johnny Hergert, Jennifer Howard and engineering professor Robert McLeod. All have some connection to Vitro3D, a startup that's benefiting from Uzcategui and Hergert's technical expertise, as well...

Turns out, small businesses can create big impact on the most urgent problem of our time. According to new research from Jeffrey York, entrepreneurs promoting environmental protection may be more effective at addressing climate change than sweeping policies or legacy companies trying to go green. These findings could help rethink...