Members of our diverse mentor network work one-on-one with student entrepreneurs to build their confidence, develop their business prowess and connect them to opportunities for funding and more.
All budding entrepreneurs need a mentor to be successful. The Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship’s growing Mentor Network provides guidance, support and connections to help students pursue their passions with confidence and see their ideas through.
Our mentor network is 24 members strong and growing. The network ranges from first-time startup founders to serial entrepreneurs from a variety of industries including bio-tech, healthcare, technology, retail and many more.
Vice President of Innovation and Breakthrough Technology at Stanley Black & Decker
Co-founder of Bottoms Up Bagels
Founder and Former President of G.1440 and President of Fiorino Consulting
Partner at Green Thumb Industries (GTI)
Co-founder & CEO at CoFoundersLab
Assistant Professor of Computer and Information Sciences
Students looking for the right mentor are encouraged to come to CIE events like Entrepreneurship Unplugged or the entrepreneurship competitions to grow your network and meet potential mentors. For more information, contact the program director, Jan Baum at jbaum AT_TOWSON.
Are you an entrepreneur, innovator or business leader who has wisdom to offer? We’d love to talk to you about joining our network.
Contact the director, Jan Baum, at jbaum AT_TOWSON to learn more.