NYU Stern
Never has there been a better time to start a business and never has New York City's entrepreneurial ecosystem been more vibrant. NYU Stern occupies a unique place, right at the center of this action.
"An entrepreneur is the bold and imaginative deviator from established business patterns and practices."
--William J. Baumol, academic director, Berkley Center

See different. Think different. Do different.

 Our mission: To develop serial innovators capable of launching and leading organizations that make the world more awesome.

– A Catalyst for New Venture Creation

At the Berkley Center, we provide students with real-world, hands-on startup experiences that complement the rigorous instruction received in the classroom. And we offer alumni, faculty and staff a platform from which they can leverage their professional experience and skills to launch new ventures or accelerate the growth of existing ones.

Each year, more than 800 aspiring entrepreneurs and early-stage CEOs turn to the Berkley Center for information, guidance and startup assistance. Take a moment to explore what NYU Stern and the Berkley Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation have to offer you, an entrepreneurial leader of tomorrow.

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For more information, visit Startup Services.


Contact the Berkley Center

Henry Kaufman Management Center
Suite 7-150
44 West 4th St.
New York, NY 10012
Phone: 212-998-0070

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And the winners are:

►New Venture Competition
NYU Stern alumnus Marc Albanese (MBA ’08) and Stern student Yaopeng Zhou (MBA ’14), co-founders of Smart Vision Labs awarded $75,000.

►Social Venture Competition
Kinvolved
founded by Miriam Altman, Barrie Charney Golden and Alexandra Meis awarded $50,000

►Technology Venture Competition
Oculogica,
NYU Stern alumnus Stephan Ogilvie, Stern MBA Robert Ritlop and Uzma Samadani, MD, PhD, FACS, FAANS of the NYU School of Medicine Faculty awarded $50,000.
Databetes, Doug Kanter and Ryan Viglizzo, students in the Interactive Telecommunications Program (ITP) at NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts, and D’Arcy Saum awarded $25,000.