VEAL 333

Innovation and Entrepreneurship: Concepts and Practice

Case Western Reserve University · UGRD · Fall 2026

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In this course, students will learn about Innovation and Entrepreneurship (I&E) assets and frameworks. Entrepreneurship is a persevering and passionate focus on bringing an idea from discovery to scale: creative ideation, managing resources, derisking investment, accelerating growth and ultimately creating value. Students should leave the course with a clear understanding of Innovation and Entrepreneurship concepts and practices, prepared to identify customer and market needs, and able to craft an effective value proposition. Concepts learned and skills developed can be applied to starting a new company or creating a new opportunity within an existing enterprise. Open to Veale Snyder Fellowship Students.

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