ENT161 Consumer Product Ventures
When:  Fall
Credits:  3
Enrollment Restrictions:  Must have at least Sophomore standing. This course satisfies the Foundational Course requirement for the ENT Minor.
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Instructors

Josh Wiesman

Josh Wiesman

Josh Wiesman teaches Consumer Product Ventures (one of the foundational entrepreneurship courses for the Entrepreneurship Minor at Tufts) and Bringing Products to Market.
Kate Weiler

Kate Weiler

Kate is a Co-Founder of Drink Simple. She is an Ironman triathlete and passionate advocate for nutrition and holistic wellness.

Description

This course covers the entrepreneurial process from conception to commercialization or launch of a new venture focused on a consumer product. It looks at both process and people involved in assessing ideas, exploiting opportunities, gathering resources, and converting concepts into financially and technically viable businesses. We will pay particular attention to the ways in which students can apply their different skill sets and abilities to enter and succeed in business. The course seeks to help students think through the career path that makes the most sense for them given their particular backgrounds and aspirations in both an entrepreneurial or corporate environments.