STUDENT CLUBS

Student Entrepreneurs for International Development (SEID) - MIT SEID focuses on international development issues and initiatives that help improve the standard of living in emerging economies. SEID educates students at MIT and neighboring schools about international development and innovative, sustainable entrepreneurship, and maintains a worldwide network of stakeholders concerned with developmental entrepreneurship.

UNIVERSITIES
The Cambridge-MIT Institute is a strategic alliance between two of the world's leading educational institutions - MIT and the University of Cambridge in Cambridge, England. CMI undertakes joint educational and research initiatives that improve entrepreneurship, productivity and competitiveness in the UK.

The Cambridge Entrepreneurship Centre of the University of Cambridge partners with the MIT Entrepreneurship Center in helping to achieve the goals of CMI. The two organizations share curricula, give joint workshops, and co-host the annual London Gala Networking Black-Tie Reception & Dinner.

ORGANIZATIONS
MIT Arab Alumni Association - The Arab Alumni Association's mission is to unite Arabs in the work of promoting their highest interests and those of humanity; to support science and technology; and to develop and educate members of the MIT community, Arabs and others.

Endeavor Brazil - Endeavor Brazil is a leading non-profit supporter of entrepreneurship in emerging markets. Based in New York with operations in Brazil, Argentina, Chile and Uruguay, Endeavor believes that entrepreneurship and new venture creation are the key drivers behind economic growth and social mobility. Endeavor has been a G-Lab partner and provider of internships in Brazil.

The Epoch Foundation - For more than a decade, more than a dozen Taiwan conglomerates under the aegis of the Taiwan-based Epoch Foundation have supported Sloan research, teaching and program development in the Asia/Pacific region.

The MIT Enterprise Forum, Inc. is a volunteer, non-profit organization based at MIT that educates entrepreneurs about new ventures and early-stage management. Its mission is to strengthen the process of starting and growing innovative technology-oriented companies by providing series and programs that educate, inform, and support the entrepreneurial community. The Forum promotes this through a series of specialized executive education programs. Founded in 1978, the Forum operates through a network of 24 chapters based in the US and overseas. Each chapter provides advice, support and educational services for local, emerging technology-based companies.