The Palm Desert iHUB, in collaboration with the School of Entrepreneurship from the Jack H. Brown College of Business and Public Administration at California State University, San Bernardino (CSUSB), is offering an exclusive Mini MBA Course. The six-session course runs from September 6 through November 15 and covers the “greatest hits” of an MBA with an entrepreneurial concentration.
Program Highlights:
- Session 1 – FRI SEPT 6: 9 am-3 pm Entrepreneurial Mindset w/ Dr. Ezekiel Bonillas
- Session 2 – FRI SEPT 20: 9 am-3 pm Maximizing Human Capital w/ Carol Gorski
- Session 3 – FRI OCT 4: 9 am-1 pm Improv for the Entrepreneur w/ Dr. Johanna Smith
- Session 4 – FRI OCT 18: 9 am-4 pm Design Thinking and Entrepreneurial Strategy w/ Dr. Ezekiel Bonillas & Mitch Morris
- Session 5 – FRI NOV 1: 9 am-4 pm Acquiring New Technologies for your business w/ Dr. Anna Long
- Session 6 – FRI NOV 15: 9 am-4 pm Scaling for Growth w/ Dr. Mike Stull
“To be a successful entrepreneur requires a foundational knowledge and a set of competencies that will really accelerate you to success,” said Mike Stull, director of the Inland Empire Center for Entrepreneurship and professor at the CSUSB School of Entrepreneurship. “Our Mini MBA program allows entrepreneurs to learn first-hand from industry experts and master essentials necessary to take their business to the next level.”
The Palm Desert iHUB is a regional business resource center that offers training and counseling services to small businesses and entrepreneurs, as well as co-working and incubation space. Visit pdihub.org for more information or to register online.
The Inland Empire Center for Entrepreneurship (IECE) at Cal State San Bernardino is the largest and most experienced organization in the Inland Empire dedicated to supporting small business and entrepreneurship on campus for the Jack H. Brown College of Business & Public Administration’s School of Entrepreneurship, and within the community throughout the Inland Southern California region.
Established in 1999, the IECE has served over 183,000 individuals and business owners with comprehensive business counseling, mentoring, innovative training programs, and engaging events. These services have created and retained more than 46,000 jobs and an economic impact of nearly $700 million. The center is committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion and continues to expand its reach to all business owners to support them through the post-pandemic repopulation and beyond. The top-tier segments of the IECE include the Women’s Business Centers (IEWBC.org) (CVWBC.org), the Small Business Development Center (IESBDC) (ociesmallbusiness.org) and the Cross Border E-Commerce-Asia program (CBEC Asia)) (cbecasia.com) and the Spirit of the Entrepreneur Awards (spiritawardsie.com).
To learn more about IECE and all the programs available, visit entre.csusb.edu.
