Columbia Business Lab
Columbia Business Lab is an incubator aimed at supporting recent alumni of Columbia Business School in their entrepreneurial endeavors. It provides a co-working space for startups.
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Overview
Columbia Business Lab, associated with Columbia Business School's Eugene Lang Entrepreneurship Center, serves as a co-working space and incubation program for recent alumni entrepreneurs. It aims to support the growth of startups founded by Columbia graduates by offering subsidized workspace, workshops, and networking opportunities. The program has a rich history, having served over 250 ventures and fostering a vibrant community of entrepreneurs.
Focus
The program focuses on providing a supportive environment for recent alumni entrepreneurs to develop their startups. It offers tailored programming, workshops, and networking events to enhance the entrepreneurial journey of its members.
Support
Columbia Business Lab offers its members subsidized workspace, access to workshops, office hours with mentors, and networking events. The program fosters a curated cohort of entrepreneurs, providing a collaborative environment for growth and innovation.
Questions
Who is eligible to apply?
Recent graduates of Columbia Business School.
What resources are available?
Members have access to workspace, workshops, and networking events.
How can I apply?
Applications are submitted through the Columbia Startup Lab website.
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