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Entrepreneur Johannes Waals speaking about his business concept on stage

Johannes Waals developed a robotic pizza food truck concept while in the program — and is currently in the prototype stages of launching the business.

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Have entrepreneurial aspirations? Get a step ahead with Mars Hill University’s Entrepreneurial Leadership program, offering real-world readiness through experiential learning with local businesses and exposure to real business problems. The program challenges students to:

  • Develop an entrepreneurial mind + skill set
  • Acquire sought-after business acumen applicable to both startups and multiple career industries
  • Learn how to think strategically and build a successful business plan
  • Extensively interact with business partners to foster business know-how, network growth, internship and mentorship opportunities, and more.

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