The Martin Trust Center for MIT Entrepreneurship has expanded its MIT Entrepreneur in Residence (EIR) Network to better support MIT students. The updated program still features a lineup of successful serial entrepreneurs but has added two more levels of support to match students with those EIRs who best suit the student's level of entrepreneurship knowledge and expertise.
“We’re excited to be able to better support MIT student entrepreneurial endeavors of all kinds — inside and outside of the classroom as well as at each stage of their growth cycle — as well as give the broader network of MIT entrepreneurs the ability to connect and advise the next generation,” says Christina Chase, the Martin Trust Center’s full-time entrepreneur in residence.
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