The William V. Campbell Center for Entrepreneurship at Columbia University is dedicated to carrying out its essential mission, in memory of Bill Campbell ’62CC, ’64TC, to support, encourage, and stimulate innovation and entrepreneurship across the entire University. The Campbell Center is the successor to Columbia Entrepreneurship, Innovation, and Design, which Bill Campbell co-founded with Richard Witten ’75CC in 2013.
We look forward to working with you, whether it’s as a student in our classrooms or at the Columbia Startup Lab Uptown; a competitor or judge in the annual Startup Columbia venture competition; a faculty member creating a new interdisciplinary class in the Collaboratory; or an alum breaking new ground with their venture in the Columbia Startup Lab Downtown in SoHo.