Boston College Entrepreneur Society

Boston College Entrepreneur Society BCES is Boston College's premier source for entrepreneurial information, education, resources, and networking.

BCES works hard to put together programs at Boston College ranging from our monthly CEO Speaker Series, to our weekly Grindstone workshops, to our semesterly bootcamps. Our goal is to foster a family and a strong community of students that are passionate about being leaders and starting a venture that they can call their own.

09/02/2014
03/17/2014

Tomorrow (3/18) come hear the CEO of iParty talk about his experience growing and selling the company! The event will be in Stokes S195 at 7PM. All are welcome!

01/23/2014

TONIGHT: The Art & Science of Growth Hacking with David Skok of Matrix Partners at 5:30pm in Fulton 150. All are welcome!

12/03/2013

Come meet Abby Fichter aka "Hacker Chick" from the Harvard i-Lab tonight at 5:30 PM in the Fulton Honors Library! She'll be preaching the ways of the "Lean Startup."

Abby is the Hacker-in-Residence at Harvard’s Innovation Lab and head of Boston’s Lean Startup Circle. Networking will follow the talk. All are welcome!

11/07/2013

The first BCES Grindstone Session is tonight from 7-9pm in Stokes S111. Stop by to learn about Executive Summary Writing from Dave McLaughlin, CEO of Vsnap!

Still not sure what the Scramble is all about? No sweat. Check out this video!
10/24/2013

Still not sure what the Scramble is all about? No sweat. Check out this video!

10/24/2013

Less than 30 minutes to buy your Scramble tickets! Again, the link is: bit.ly/scramblebces

10/23/2013

Heard of Rough Draft Ventures? A member of their team, Emma Tangoren, will be an investor at our Scramble this weekend!

10/23/2013

Two hours left to buy your Scramble ticket! bit.ly/scramblebces

10/15/2013

TONIGHT in McGuinn 121 at 7PM:

Come hear from the best sources for technology and startup news! Panelists will answer your questions regarding everything from where to find technical co-founders, to how to get into venture accelerators, and much more!

Scott Kirsner
Entrepreneurial experience includes helping to launch www. boston .com. He is the technology and innovation writer for the Boston Globe and his work has appeared in the New York Times and BusinessWeek, among other notable magazines and websites.

Lauren Landry
Staff writer for BostInno, a new, community-driven news platform for the city of Boston. Lauren covers the entrepreneurship and technology scene on college campuses

Paul Hlatky
Executive Director of Greenhorn Connect, a one-stop shop for all the events and information you could ever need for Boston’s entrepreneur scene.

10/10/2013

Have you heard about the Scramble but are not exactly sure what it is or what's involved? Here are the basics.

The StartUp Scramble is not a hackathon--it's a crash-course in everything student startup. The program immerses students in a 40-hour experience that field-tests their ability to apply and develop new skills, tools, and networks that lead to personal insights. Attendees must have the goal of becoming better all-around innovators, collaborators, and founders. In the Scramble, attendees:

Apply emerging innovation and entrepreneurship practices while pursuing startup ideas with real potential.

Improve your ability to evaluate strategic options and make decisions faster under tight time constraints with little information.

Pitch to potential investors, advisors and stakeholders.

Get experience managing and leading innovation projects in high-performance teams.

Sharpen your field skills in venture modeling and startup sales, legal, and finance issues.

Refine market research, business validation, and coaching skills.

Exchange and learn best-practices from peers and coaches from a number of industries

Access an expanded network of students, alumni, and local business leaders.

Feel free to ask any questions you may have!

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Chestnut Hill, MA

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