Every Wednesday at 5pm in the Angle Center!
Housed in The Colin & Erika Angle Center for Entrepreneurship, the Entrepreneurship Club is a student-led accelerator that is unique on the North Shore of Boston. Members think of themselves as technologists, scientists, designers, and business people who just happen to be students.
The vision of the program is to build a vibrant and robust ecosystem of the resources necessary to launch and accelerate a successful startup for students, alumni, or friends of the Endicott community. The Entrepreneurship Club program provides enterprising members with a peer coach, professional business mentor, financial advisors, and business plan coaches. Several student-owned businesses are then selected to compete for investment money in Endicott's annual Spark Tank business pitch competition.
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What we Do
Workshops
We host hands-on workshops that help students learn practical entrepreneurship skills. Topics may include branding, social media, pitching, customer discovery, business planning, pricing, websites, AI tools, and how to start a side hustle.Student Projects
Students can work on their own ideas or join a project team. This could include testing a business idea, building a student brand, creating a simple website, helping a local business, or developing a project connected to the Angle Center.Spark Tank Support
Club members help support Spark Tank, Endicott’s student pitch competition. Students can help with promotion, contestant support, rehearsal, event-day operations, social media, audience engagement, and behind-the-scenes planning.Pop-Up Shops
The club helps promote and support Angle Center pop-up shops, where students, alumni, faculty, and local entrepreneurs can sell products and showcase their businesses.Guest Speakers
We bring in entrepreneurs, alumni, business owners, and industry professionals to share real stories about building companies, taking risks, finding customers, and learning from failure.Founder Community
The club gives students a place to meet other motivated students, share ideas, get feedback, and build confidence around entrepreneurship. -
Ways to Get Involved
There are several ways to get involved, depending on your interests.
Bring an Idea
Have a business idea, product, app, brand, nonprofit, or side hustle? Bring it to a meeting and we can help you think through the next step.Join a Project Team
If you do not have your own idea yet, you can still join a team and help with marketing, design, research, events, outreach, social media, or operations.Help With Spark Tank
Students can help make Spark Tank a bigger and better experience by supporting promotion, setup, rehearsal, contestant communication, audience voting, and event-day logistics.Sell at a Pop-Up Shop
If you make products, run a small business, or want to test something new, you can apply to sell at one of our pop-up shops.Attend Workshops
Come to workshops to build practical skills in pitching, branding, customer research, business planning, social media, and more.Join the Leadership Team
Students can take on leadership roles in events, marketing, pop-up shops, Spark Tank, recruitment, guest speakers, and student projects. -
Student Roles & Opportunities
Club members can get involved in roles such as:
Marketing Team
Help create flyers, Instagram posts, videos, and event promotions.Spark Tank Team
Help with pitch competition promotion, finalist support, rehearsal, and event-day operations.Pop-Up Shop Team
Help recruit vendors, plan themes, organize tables, and promote student businesses.Guest Speaker Team
Help identify speakers, prepare questions, and create speaker recap content.Student Founder Team
Work on your own business idea or help another student build theirs.Recruitment Team
Help bring more students into the club through class visits, club fairs, social media, and campus outreach.
Blazing Their Own Trail
From AI-powered startups to purpose-driven nonprofits, Endicott entrepreneurs brought innovation, grit, and serious ambition to the Cleary stage.