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WHO WE ARE
MISSION
''The Mike Loya Center for Innovation and Commerce seeks to develop the region’s economy by promoting a culture of innovation and entrepreneurship at the confluence of business administration and engineering, through research, education, and collaboration. ''
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The Ecosystem Map is made of multiple organizations and services that can give support to all entrepreneurs. The purpose of the El Paso Entrepreneurship Ecosystem Map is to help students, alumni, faculty, and other entrepreneurs to find an organization of their interest that can allow them to learn how to start and grow their own business. The map is composed of 6 different areas involving:
In order to navigate through the map, please click on the side arrows or just click on your area of interest. To access the website of each entrepreneurship center, click on the logo of the particular center and the map will take you to their website.
El Paso Ecosystem Map 2022 by mikeloyacenter
Studio G mission is to help students start and grow businesses.
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The Blackstone LaunchPad network makes entrepreneurship accessible and relevant for all college students. Regardless of their background, starting point, or future plans. Leading students entrepreneurs to success by providing opportunities & resources that are centralized in entrepreneurship.
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Helping El Paso Businesses Thrive
El Paso Business Strong is here to help El Paso businesses reimagine, grow, and thrive into the future. This site is here to provide resources and helpful information to ensure your business is stronger than ever.
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Graduate Research Fellowship
PARTNERSHIPS
The Woody L. Hunt College of Business is dedicated to spurring entrepreneurship through the Mike Loya Center for Innovation & Commerce which links the Business and Engineering disciplines. The Loya Center provides faculty from both colleges with research funding and supports students in the creation of new businesses.
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The MLCIC’s core objective is to bring faculty and students from business and engineering together in a learning and research environment in order to discover, develop, and deploy innovations to the world of commerce.
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The Office of Technology Commercialization (OTC) is responsible for the efficient transfer of university discoveries to the marketplace for the benefit of society. Their mission is to help turn scientific discovery into tangibles by evaluating disclosures for its patentability and potential commercial possibilities.
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Maria Fernanda Fiscal, mffiscalcenteno@utep.edu
Karla G. Ramirez, kgramirez@utep.edu
