• January 13, 2023
  • 1 min read

Webinar | 5 Ways Business School Can Help You Launch Your Own Business

Interested in entrepreneurship but no idea where to start? This webinar lists the 5 ways business school can help you launch a business

Sponsored by Kogod School of Business - American University

Students at Kogod School of Business can access the Center for Innovation and the Entrepreneurship Incubator  pictured students working together in a project Kogod

Students at Kogod School of Business can access the Center for Innovation and the Entrepreneurship Incubator - pictured: students working together in a project ©Kogod

If you've got the itch for entrepreneurship but lack the knowledge or experience to feel confident, attending business school can be a great way to hone your skills in a supportive setting.

In this BusinessBecause Presents webinar, we break down the five ways business school can help you launch your business. 

Senior writer, Shannon Cook, speaks with Danielle Vogel, a successful entrepreneur and assistant director of the American University (AU) Center for Innovation at Kogod School of Business, to find out what it takes to be a thriving entrepreneur in a competitive climate.


Key takeaways from this webinar:

→ Gain insight into the top ways business school supports budding entrepreneurs, including how the Entrepreneurship Incubator and startup competitions at Kogod work

→ Hear from an experienced social impact entrepreneur and business-owner about how to get the most out of your business school experience, including networking tips

→ Discover why Kogod's location in Washington D.C. offers a great launchpad for entrepreneurs


Shannon Cook
Shannon Cook
Published in Explore Programs
Shannon Cook is a former writer at GMAC. She was responsible for writing and managing content relating to the business school journey, as well as covering the latest business news trends. She also worked across video content, building brand awareness across GMAC’s social media channels and the website.

Shannon earned a B.A. in English Literature with Legal Studies from the University of Sussex and an M.A. in International Journalism from the University of Leeds. She is also a 2024 Fellow (mentee) of the John Schofield Trust.