The Impact of Engineering Entrepreneurship at Penn

A man and woman stand side by side next to a framed work of art.
Vanessa Chan (MSE’94), Jonathan and Linda Brassington Practice Professor in Materials Science and Engineering and Vice Dean of Innovation and Entrepreneurship, celebrates a quarter century of Engineering Entrepreneurship (EENT) with the program’s founder, Tom Cassel (ME’68, GME’73, Gr’79), Practice Professor in Mechanical Engineering and Applied Mechanics. (Credit: Eric Sucar)

What does it take to bridge the gap between engineering and entrepreneurship? Penn’s Engineering Entrepreneurship Program isn’t just about launching startups — it’s about developing the ability to identify opportunities, mobilize resources and make a lasting impact. In this video, faculty and alumni share how hands-on learning, expert mentorship and a powerful network shape future leaders in technology and innovation.

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