Monday, September 6th, 2010

Central Nebraskan incubator creates jobs, helps establish entrepreneurs

August 30, 2010 by Steven Adams  
Filed under News

Renting or buying an office space for a new business can put a business under before it even gets started. For nearly 20 years, Central Community College has been providing a service to visionary entrepreneurs by helping with the most basic essentials such as finding rental space, office supplies and networking. Located in the heart [...]

NCTA Entrepreneurship Programs Reach Adult Students, Main Streets

May 10, 2010 by Tamara Kaup  
Filed under News, State-wide

In a previous post, Nebraska Entrepreneur looked at two Nebraska College of Technical Agriculture – Curtis (NCTA) programs that help young people establish businesses in rural Nebraska: the 100 Beef Cow Ownership Advantage Program and the 100 Acre Advantage Program.
In this post, Nebraska Entrepreneur reports on two additional NCTA programs that teach the “art of ownership”: [...]

SCC Entrepreneurship Center Incubator Opens More Space

May 7, 2010 by Tamara Kaup  
Filed under News, Southeast, Video

The Southeast Community College (SCC) Entrepreneurship Center incubator program in Lincoln opened additional business incubator space May 1, 2010.
Tim Mittan, the center’s director, said expanding the incubator office space within Southeast Community College’s building at 285 S. 68th Street Place will enable the incubator to add four new tenants to its current 13.
The SCC Entrepreneurship [...]

Nebraska College of Technical Agriculture Teaches Rural Entrepreneurship

May 5, 2010 by Tamara Kaup  
Filed under Mid-Plains, News, State-wide

The University of Nebraska’s Nebraska College of Technical Agriculture  - Curtis (NCTA) wants young people to make their living in rural Nebraska and offers unique programs to help them succeed.
“We teach entrepreneurship across our entire curriculum,” said Weldon Sleight, Ph.D., dean of NCTA.
Entrepreneurial skills can help rural residents to establish and maintain both agricultural and non-agricultural [...]

2010 Nebraska Summit on Entrepreneurship Fosters Idea Sharing and Networking

March 8, 2010 by Tamara Kaup  
Filed under Featured, News, Southeast, State-wide

Interest among young Nebraskans in starting a business is high. According to a book published by Gallup, more than half of Nebraskan college-age students want to start their own business. However, research revealed gaps in the education, training, skills, resources and general support entrepreneurs need to successfully launch businesses.
The annual Nebraska Summit on Entrepreneurship is [...]

Nebraska Center for Entrepreneurship Helps Students Navigate Troubled Job Market

February 1, 2010 by Adam Templeton  
Filed under Featured, News, Southeast

The most successful entrepreneurs are those who’ve been able to visualize opportunity where others see nothing at all. That propensity for pulling ideas out of thin air is indispensable in an ailing economy, where employment is increasingly hard to come by. In today’s rocky professional landscape, it’s safe to say a fair share of available jobs are those that don’t [...]