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Consulting News

Teaching Today's Engineering Students To Be Tomorrow's Entrepreneurs
Today's Engineer recently sat down with G. Kemble Bennett, Ph.D., P.E., vice chancellor of engineering for The Texas A&M University System and dean of the Dwight Look College of Engineering at Texas A&M University, where he leads one of the largest and highest ranked engineering programs in the nation. Dr. Bennett shared with TE insights on the importance of entrepreneurship, and what Texas A&M is doing to make it part of its engineering curriculum.
Read the transcript of that interview.

IEEE-USA Produces IEEE.tv Segment on Entrepreneurship
Watch Guy Kawasaki, former Apple Fellow and Managing Director of Garage.Com, share his unique thoughts about what it is to be an entrepreneur and how to raise money. Hear from experienced entrepreneurs, venture capitalists and angels about how to raise money during the startup period and beyond.
Watch on IEEE.tv

IEEE-USA Consultants Profile eBooks
As a consultant is preparing a proposal or negotiating a contract, one of the primary concerns is deciding how much to charge. To establish a fixed price or a fee that is both competitive and fair, the consultant needs to know what other consultants working in similar fields charge. In response to this need, the Alliance of IEEE Consultants Networks (AICN) conducts national fee surveys of its members. Completed in late 2006, this survey is the AICN's fourth nationwide survey.  Download eBook

IEEE-USA Consultants Database Users' Group
Please feel free to post suggestions, questions, things you like, and things you think could improve about the IEEE-USA Consultants Database.  We have received requests from numerous members to provide a space for consultants to discuss the use of the IEEE-USA Consultants Database.  We plan to make enhancement in 2006 so please provide us with your input so we can meet your needs.

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For more information on IEEE-USA's Consultant Services, the Alliance of IEEE Consultants' Networks Coordinating Committee, or how to start your own local IEEE Consultants' Network, contact:

Scott D. Grayson
IEEE-USA
1828 L Street, NW, Suite 1202
Washington, DC 20036-5104
(Office) 202/785-0017
(Fax) 202/785-0835
(Email) s.grayson@ieee.org

 

Updated:  25 July 2007
Contact: Scott Grayson, s.grayson@ieee.org

 

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