The Center’s partnerships connect its entrepreneurial resources to students, alumni and the general public. Current partnerships include:

Suffolk Partnerships

The Center works with students, faculty, alumni, and other friends of Suffolk University to enhance the learning and practice of entrepreneurship. This is done through:

• Distinguished Speaker Series
• Mentoring Programs
• Networking Events
• E-Projects
• Support of faculty research
• Seminars, workshops, and consulting

Secondary School Partnerships

The Center works with selected high schools and international organizations that support the teaching and practice of entrepreneurship at the secondary school level. In addition to serving the teenage market for entrepreneurial training, these programs help advance Suffolk’s reputation, serve as a recruitment tool for the University, and provide practical experience for Suffolk entrepreneurship students. Partners include:  

• National Foundation for Teaching Entrepreneurship
• Junior Achievement
• Georgetown Middle/High School (Massachusetts)
• Office of High School Renewal, City of Boston
  

Community Partnerships

The Center is working with various governmental and non-governmental agencies both to advance economic development in our communities and to provide learning opportunities for our Suffolk students. Partners include:

• City of Boston through the Boston Redevelopment Authority and the Department of Neighborhood Development
• Small Business Administration
• Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce
• Merrimack Valley Chamber of Commerce