Author Jon Keimig

Conflict. Entitlement. Dysfunction. Often the view of a family business. And unfortunately, often the outcome. But with the right education, support, resources and professional help, a family can manage conf...

Boomers have proven to be prolific entrepreneurs because self-employment provides flexibility and a more gradual path toward retirement, according to a new paper from George Washington University’s Global Finan...

The Schulze School of Entrepreneurship and Opus College of Business showed very well at the 2016 Eureka! Awards last night. Each year the Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal sets out to find the most innovate...

The University of St. Thomas is sending students across the world in hopes that they create meaningful change for some of the world’s poorest people. In January 2017, undergraduate and graduate students will te...

The winner of the inaugural St. Thomas Business Plan Competition added more hardware to his growing trophy case. Jeremy Little, a junior who previously won the Fowler Business Concept Challenge and swept the aw...

When Misael Jordan came to the United States from Panama in 1999, he found construction work drilling underground to lay cable, conduit and electrical wiring. He worked his way up to foreman, and in 2011 decide...

A platform to sell authentic, home-cooked meals, an online retailer of discount appliances and a menu reader for the blind, brought home the top prizes at the 7th annual Fowler Business Concept Challenge. Th...

Twice a year, St. Thomas students in the Entrepreneurship 200 "Lemonade Stand" class present business ideas to a panel of judges as part of their in-class final. These students must bring a product or service t...

Applications are being accepted for the Clinton Global Initiative University for students to create “Commitments to Action” that address issues on campus, in local communities or around the world.

This is a guest blog from the Schulze School of Entrepreneurship Artist in Residence, Malik Watkins ’08, stagename: MaLLy. Watkins, along with Sociology major Zander Tsadwa and English major James Mite, attende...

Your chance at $10,000 is right around the corner! This year’s Fowler Business Concept Challenge submission deadline is November 2, and submissions are starting to roll in. The Fowler is for anyone with a busin...

A new collaboration between the Schulze School of Entrepreneurship and the St. Thomas Music Department is bringing an Artist in Residence to Schulze Hall. It’s a natural fit, considering so many musicians work ...

Play. Make. Design. Collaborate. AnnMarie Thomas Accepts Dual Appointment in Engineering and Entrepreneurship From presenting at the White House to speaking at Google and Disney, AnnMarie Thomas, Ph.D., is ...

Noah Namowicz ’09, is a coffee guy. Drinks it. Sources it. Buys it. Sells it. Lives it. And now, he owns it. Not coffee just at home, but part of the high-end, green (unroasted) coffee importing company he’s...

68 incoming students + 16 mentors + 16 new business ideas + 2 days of training = 68 entrepreneurial-minded students ready to tackle college with creative thinking and problem solving. The inaugural Freshman ...

The Cleantech Open, which runs the world’s largest cleantech startup business accelerator, established a strategic partnership with the University of St. Thomas Schulze School of Entrepreneurship, which will function as the host for the regional operations after six years of leadership from the organization’s cofounder Justin Kaster.