Michigan Ross
What Michigan Ross Amounts To
An elective, a club, and a funded track.
At a Glance
- Courses
- 1 named course, below.
- Club
- An ETA Club gathering students, alumni, investors and owners around lower-middle-market deals.
- Money
- The Zell Entrepreneurs program runs an Entrepreneurship Through Acquisition track for second-year MBA students searching for a company to buy or lead, one of its two named tracks alongside a venture track. The program publishes funding of up to $10,000, which its own page describes as money to invest in a new venture rather than in a search, so read the amount as the program's rather than the track's.
- Conference
- An annual conference, hosted by the ETA Club itself.
The Classes
- Entrepreneurship via Acquisitions (ES 516)Taught by David Hiemstra, an intermittent lecturer in business.
Who teaches and leads it
- David Hiemstra, who teaches the elective as an intermittent lecturer
What Else It Runs
- Introductions to anchor investors and internships, which the club lists among what it offers members.
Open to readers outside the school
Nothing published.
Where to Look
Other Schools
The Intern & Job Board carries the programs that pay a salary to search, and Investors the firms that fund one. What a student group runs on is in the materials for ETA clubs.