The Entrepreneurship Centre at Oxford University
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Hilt Tatum is an entrepreneur who has founded over 20 businesses across Europe, Central America, South America, the Caribbean, and Asia. He has a business education from Eckerd College, the University of Montana, and Oxford University's Said Business School. The Said Business School's Entrepreneurship Centre seeks to promote entrepreneurship among students by providing opportunities for educational experiences, funding, and networking to further their careers and support their entrepreneurial goals. The centre offers experiential learning programs focused on entrepreneurship and innovation, including courses on venture creation and workshops to help students impact existing organizations.
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