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ITEC launches entrepreneurship podcast series The new series is devoted to topics in entrepreneurship, such as social entrepreneurship, innovations in the health sector, family businesses, global entrepreneurs, and opportunities for finance professionals in the entrepreneurial sector. The series includes: Growth Engine for Acquisition
Sourcing Funding: VC Funding in the Current Economic Climate Soft Landings for International Startups Girl Scouts to Game Changers: The Rise of Social Enterprise Global Sustainability Entrepreneurs Incubating Business at Boston University Steal This Podcast!: Bootstrap Marketing for Entrepreneurs Supporting the New Entrepreneur Experience Based Learning for Entrepreneurs
The Critical Role of Entrepreneurship in a Recession
Measure Twice, Cut Once: Overcoming Business Plan Pitfalls
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In this podcast, Vinit Nijhawan, director of enterprise at the Institute for Technology Entrepreneurship and Commercialization(ITEC) answers the following questions: What makes a startup an attractive acquisition? What should entrepreneurs keep in mind as they’re growing their startup if they want to sell the company? 
In this podcast, Carol Hoopes, Associate Director, Institute for Technology Entrepreneurship and Commercialization (ITEC), explains the award-winning support ITEC's International Incubator Program provides for overseas companies entering the US market. She also addresses some of the challenges the global entrepreneur faces today, and then outlines some winning solutions. 
In this podcast, Paul McManus discusses the emergence of entrepreneurial initiatives in the area of global sustainability.
In this podcast, Director of Business Incubation at Boston University and Senior Advisor for Corporate Development at the Institute for Technology Entrepreneurship and Commercialization (ITEC) Cliff Robinson discusses the many resources the University provides select entrepreneurs to help commercialize new technologies and establish new businesses. 
Beth Goldstein, Faculty Director for BU's Online Graduate Certificate in Entrepreneurship program, gives insight on successful small business marketing in today's tough economy. Among her pieces of advice: Marketing should never be focused on the product or service, Goldstein explains; instead it should target the customer. 
Jonathan Rosen, Director of the Institute for Technology Entrepreneurship and Commercialization (ITEC) discusses ITEC's focus on the new entrepreneur and the growing role of entrepreneurship in healthcare sciences, sustainability initiatives, and emerging technologies. 
Peter Russo, Director of Entrepreneurship Programs at Boston University's Institute for Technology Entrepreneurship and Commercialization (ITEC), has worked with hundreds of people developing new ventures, both in academic and industry settings. In this podcast, he shares his expertise,
outlining the most common errors entrepreneurs make when they craft their business plans.