Brian Morello
Director of the Center for Entrepreneurship (CELEB), Morello helps students start and run businesses.
Business careers span every industry
What is your dream career?
Will you start or run your own firm or organization in the for-profit or nonprofit world? Or be self-employed or freelancing in the arts or in the creative sector?
Maybe you’ll start off in a position at an established firm working in consulting, finance, accounting, marketing, public relations, or sales, and work your way up the corporate ladder.
Chart your own path
Start at the Center for Entrepreneurship in Liberal Education at Beloit (CELEB). A hub for student ventures, it houses creative resources like the Maker Lab, Maple Tree Recording Studio, and our student-run public art gallery, ABBA. It fosters new businesses through the Entrepreneurship Lab and supports students working with real clients through the student-run Belmark Associates market research firm.
Interested in non-profit foundations? Join the WISE Philanthropic Foundation promoting the social good.
Your new professional network
Beloit’s global network of alumni and friends is now at your fingertips. From hosting highly accomplished guest speakers who guide students interested in their line of work, to the Beloit Executive in Residence program that provides professional mentorship from an alum with extensive business and entrepreneurship experience, Beloit paves your way into the world of entrepreneurship and business.
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Business & Entrepreneurship
Your Mentors
Susan E. Rowe
As Program Coordinator at the Center for Entrepreneurship, Rowe introduces students to the resources and opportunities available at the Center while providing mentorship to students working on their business or entrepreneurial projects.
Matt Laszlo
As a Beloit Executive in Residence, Matt works closely with students to prepare for meaningful, successful, and empathetic careers in business.
Tim Leslie
A Beloit Executive in Residence, Tim draws on his 30 years of corporate and life experiences to help students discover their passion and apply it in the world.
Laura Grube
Professor Grube organizes the annual “Econ Day”, a career development opportunity where students can interact and network with alumni.
Diep Phan
Professor Phan mentors many students in their pursuit of careers in business, be it marketing, consulting, finance, or accounting.
George Williams
Professor Williams is a working artist who is committed to teaching students the Business of Art alongside traditional and new media techniques.
STUDENT opportunities
Beloiters take on Make48 challenge
Beloiters competed in the the popular PBS creator/inventor Make48 challenge this past weekend. Beloit winners will be announced in early 2023.
CELEB Sponsors Conference Scholarships
The Center for Entrepreneurship (CELEB) is sending students and faculty to a conference in Chicago to learn about e-sports, self-employment in the arts, leadership, and how to pitch your business.
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Career Trek
Join Career Channels for a full day opportunity to learn about potential careers with businesses and other organizations and to network with alumni in the greater Madison area.
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