Read about DNEP’s move to Ross’s Business+Impact in this article from The Michigan Daily, where they interviewed Christie Baer, managing director of DNEP, Jerry Davis, founding associate dean for Business+Impact, and former DNEP intern Sarah Pisarczyk.
DNEP Managing Director Christie Baer was featured on WJR 760 AM Radio where she shared about DNEP and how we create value for both Detroit business owners and University of Michigan Students. This was part of WJR’s “College Tour” series where they highlight different higher education institutions, such as the University of Michigan’s Ross School of Business. Listen to the interview here.
See below for an interview transcript.
INTERVIEWER: “Once again we’re delighted to be here at the Ross School of Business where all week long we’ve been learning a lot of really inspiring and interesting things about the institutions of higher …
Read about DNEP’s partnership with Jefferson East, Inc., including the Community Tech Worker program, in this interview with JEI’s CEO Joshua Elling.
Michigan Ross Business+Impact blog post by Dorothy Yin, a junior at the Ross School of Business, on her experience in the DNEP +Impact Studio for Local Business internship.
Julie Hui and Lutalo Sanifu talk about the partnership between Jefferson East, Inc. and DNEP, and the Kauffman Foundation grant they received to fund the new Community Tech Worker program.
Michigan Ross Business+Impact blog post by Dominique (Nikki) Ambas, a junior at the Ross School of Business, on her experience in the DNEP +Impact Studio for Local Business internship.
Learn about the Community Tech Worker program through this Detroit Free Press photo gallery of the CTWs at Jefferson East, Inc.
“The University of Michigan’s DNEP program is hands down one of the best programs I have ever participated in.”
Former DNEP client Jevona Fudge, owner of Detroit Sip, speaks about her experience with the DNEP program during an episode of the Black Leaders Detroit podcast. Hear about it at the 15:00 mark.
Madelyn Woodrow, graduate from Michigan Ross, writes about her experience in Amy Angell’s advertising management course, where she worked with Detroit client Rebel Nell.
DNEP’s partnership with Jefferson East, Inc. in the Community Tech Worker program was one of six grantees for the Kauffman Foundation’s Community-Engaged Entrepreneurship Research portfolio.
