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Graduate Courses Created and Taught
- Legal Aspects of Entrepreneurship
- The Entrepreneur: Creativity and Innovation
- Small Business Entrepreneurship
- Scanning the Business Environment
- International Business Law
MBA [MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION] COURSES
MBA [MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION] COURSES
This course will enable students to explore the legal framework within which the entrepreneur must evolve. In addition the technological aspects
and tax considerations for starting and developing new ventures have become intrinsically linked with entrepreneurial field. From incorporating a
new venture to operating it on day by day basis and ensuring its financial success, legal survivability and sustainability the law, technology and
tax considerations are critical for every entrepreneur.
This course will examine the full array of topics and sub-topics that are critically pertinent to the entrepreneur including-but not exclusively-the following:
What constitutes the essence of the entrepreneur or the entrepreneurial mind? identifying opportunities that can arise from challenges, wants and/or needs,
preparing an effective, practical and realistic business plan. In addition the course will also focus on the process of assembling the new venture team, the
importance of "ethics" for the entrepreneur and its ensuing benefits, evaluating a standing, emerging or new enterprise, financing related to the proper
functioning and long-term growth of the enterprise, the entrepreneur's choices including franchising, and the legal parameters within which an enterprise must operate.
This course we will examine how entrepreneurs undertake the tasks necessary for developing entrepreneurial ventures, both independently and
within corporate settings. Students will also explore how entrepreneurs find, screen, and evaluate ideas and new business opportunities by
developing a business concept. A business concept identifies particular customers and benefits and then specifies how these benefits are provided
to customers through explicit channels of distribution.
