The Instituto de Emprendimientos Científicos y Tecnológicos - IECyT, started in 2003 by a group of experienced entrepreneurs, faculty and researchers.
Its mission is to provide support for the creation of new businesses and social organizations, utilizing and capitalizing on the knowledge base, and technological abilities of professionals, scientists and technologists, spread the characteristics of Scientific and Technological Entrepreneurship.
The IECyT develops Research Programs on Entrepreneurship and Intrapreneurship in partnership with prestigious international institutions. http://www.iecyt.com.ar


Emprear (Argentine Entrepreneurs Association) was born in 1999 when a group of professionals and the ITBA Alumni Association decided to promote and stimulate entrepreneurship in Argentina. Its mission is to be an activator of the professional entrepreneurship process by engaging in research, business training, and general context improvement activities, as well as by providing the necessary tools to conceive, start-up, certify, incubate and sustain new dynamic companies. In 2002, Emprear and ITBA signed an agreement to run its first Entrepreneurship Center whose training and support programs for the creation of companies have already generated 257 qualified entrepreneurs. Of these, 40 entrepreneurs have started 28 new ventures within our virtual business incubator, 8 of which are already generating revenues. For more information: http://www.emprear.org.ar or http://www.emprendedores-itba.org.ar


The Stanford Technology Ventures Program (STVP), is the entrepreneurship education center located within Stanford University's School of Engineering. The STVP mission is to build a world-class program dedicated to accelerating high-technology entrepreneurship research and education for engineers and scientists worldwide.
STVP supports academic research on high-technology entrepreneurship and teaches a wide range of courses to scientists and engineers on campus. STVP has a strong outreach effort that includes hosting four international conferences on teaching entrepreneurship. In addition, STVP makes all of their teaching resources and tools available on the STVP website for entrepreneurship educators around the world.
The Stanford Technology Ventures Program is hosted by the department of Management Science and Engineering within the School of Engineering at Stanford University. Created in 1925, the School of Engineering has eight departments, several interdisciplinary research and teaching centers, and many laboratories and cross-disciplinary programs. http://stvp.stanford.edu