Are you an advanced entrepreneur?  Do you have an established business that is in growth or expansion mode?  Perhaps you’re a mature entrepreneur with a wealth of experience under your belt.  At the Center for Advanced Entrepreneurship we connect growth-stage entrepreneurs with students, and with one another to create “advanced action learning.”  We have many opportunities for you to connect and engage, and we welcome your interest and active participation. Several resources and programs are available to help you advance and grow your business.  In addition, MBA students are available for internships and consulting projects, at no cost to you, within your company.  We invite you to get involved!  This website lists many opportunities to benefit you and your business.

Rollins Buinsess Accelerator^sm — This graduate certificate program provides selected second- stage entrepreneurs the opportunity to unleash the growth potential of their business.

Entrepreneurship Internships — Students are provided a semester-long opportunity to experience entrepreneurship first-hand within entrepreneurial companies.

Entrepreneur Consulting Program — Teams of four-to-five students are assigned to entrepreneurial companies, both domestic and international, to problem solve on a variety of business issues.

Classroom and Faculty Interaction — Faculty are continuously identifying qualified speakers for classroom presentations and project involvement.  Subject matter ranges from strictly entrepreneurship to functional disciplines, e.g. marketing or finance.  These opportunities are handled on a case-by-case basis. For more information on how you can get involved, please contact the CFAE at cfae@rollins.edu.

ATHENAPowerLink — ATHENAPowerLink is an advisory program for growth-oriented, women-owned businesses.  Opportunities exist to participate on an advisory panel for selected businesses and on the ATHENAPowerLink governing body.

Advanced Entrepreneur Network/CEO Nexus Forum — Networking opportunities for entrepreneurs in the growth, expansion and mature stages of their business lifecycle are available at targeted events and programs.  Opportunities to participate as a speaker or to provide prospects for involvement are also available.

Peerspectives — Peer-to-peer roundtables bring together small groups of qualified entrepreneurs for collaborative and confidential sessions that address important business issues.