Ron A. Kurtz '54 gives a product demo to MBA students and alumni members of the MIT Entrepreneurship Society.

Students benefit from the active involvement of alumni and other professionals, just as those groups benefit from their interactions with the MIT student community. Through the MIT Entrepreneurship Center, MIT graduates and other business and education professionals get involved with the Institute and its students through mentoring programs, E-Lab internships, networking events, program sponsorship, speaking engagements, and workshops.

Many of these professionals and alums are also involved with the MIT Enterprise Forum, a volunteer, non-profit organization run by the MIT Alumni Association. The Forum comprises 18 US chapters and six chapters outside the US. Its mission is to promote and strengthen the process of starting and growing technology-oriented companies through services and programs that educate, inform, and support the entrepreneurial community.

Many of our most active entrepreneurial alumni plug into our network by joining the prestigious MIT Entrepreneurship Society (E-Society).

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