No entrepreneurship ecosystem is complete without top notch startup mentorship options. From Blackstone LaunchPad to the Pillsbury Institute’s Entrepreneurs in Residence to intense I-Corps programs to numerous other mentorship opportunities, we are delighted to help our constituents, be they students, faculty, staff or alumni, further their entrepreneurial pursuits.

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Guides Engineering faculty and students through entrepreneurship

Read more about Cornell Engineering Entrepreneurs in Residence


Guides Johnson MBA students in their entrepreneurial pursuits

Read more about Johnson Entrepreneurs in Residence


The Pillsbury Institute invites successful entrepreneurs to the Ithaca campus through the Entrepreneurs in Residence program

Read more about Pillsbury Institute Entrepreneurs in Residence


Regional and national training courses with NSF funding to help researchers get out of the lab and explore the market potential of their discoveries.

Read more about the Interior Northeast I-Corps Hub


Helps doctoral students and postdocs from all disciplines in their exploration of careers beyond academia

Read more about Careers Beyond Academia


Mentoring program that supports the personal and academic development of first-year students

Read more about CU Empower


Recruits, educates, inspires, and supports capitalization in BIPOC and women founders developing climate tech startups

Read more about Diversity in ClimateTech


Connecting Cornell researchers with business students to develop the next generation of startup C-suite leaders in green technology

Read more about BioEntrepreneurship


Connecting Cornell researchers with Johnson MBA students to develop the next generation of startup C-suite leaders in green technology

Read more about the Green Technology Innovation Fellowship.


The Bank of America Institute for Women’s Entrepreneurship at Cornell is a collaboration between Bank of America and Cornell University to provide 100,000 entrepreneurs with access to an online certificate program that provides the knowledge and resources to build and scale successful businesses.

Read more about Bank of America Institute for Women’s Entrepreneurship at Cornell