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Cornell University

Center for Regional Economic Advancement

We support and empower people to to start and grow new ventures

On-Campus Entrepreneurship Programs

Our on-campus entrepreneurship programs provide the tools for students, faculty, staff, and alumni to take their entrepreneurial ideas to the next level. From mentorship and relationship building, webinars and business accelerators, to co-working spaces and competitions, we support and amplify all entrepreneurship activity across Cornell’s campuses.

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Impact

Our programs bring entrepreneurs together in a community of innovation.

Over 300 students have participated in our entrepreneurial programs

Over 75 entrepreneurs-in-residence have mentored our on-campus entrepreneurial community

Over 100 student startups have gone from ideation to operation after completing our programs

Campus Connections

We collaborate with the entrepreneurial community across Cornell University’s campus to amplify the opportunities and resources in our innovation network. 

Cornell Engineering
Entrepreneurship at Cornell
SC Johnson College of Business
Student Agencies, Inc.

News in Accelerators & Incubators

New Dominion Enterprises Awarded $2.2 Million in SBIR Funding

New Dominion Enterprises Awarded $2.2 Million in SBIR Funding

New Dominion Enterprises, Inc. (NDE), a member of the Southern Tier Clean Energy Incubator at the Koffman Southern Tier Incubator, has been awarded two Phase II Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) awards from the Air Force’s AFWERX program for its battery additive technology. The San Antonio-based startup’s innovation improves the performance of lithium batteries. 
BET Community Day connects students interested in entrepreneurship

BET Community Day connects students interested in entrepreneurship

A Feb. 11 conference at eHub Collegetown aimed to strengthen the black entrepreneurship community at Cornell with networking, content sessions and a fireside chat featuring Jerry Raphael, CFO of Axonius. Organized by the Black Entrepreneurs in Training (BET) program and student leader Kareem Hill ’23, BET Community Day offered an introduction to the entrepreneurship ecosystem at Cornell and beyond.