Tutor Intro
Teacher S — Northeastern University Professor
- Currently an undergraduate and postgraduate professor at Northeastern University, a senior MBA lecturer at Cambridge University, and SummerFuel teacher at Tufts University and Harvard University;
- With more than ten years of teaching experience, he has helped students gain significant achievements in business, leadership, academic writing, and international relations;
- Since 2014, he has been the judge of Northeastern University’s graduate problem-solving and case study competition, and has served on the admissions committee of the Nelson Mandela Foundation Washington Scholarship Program;
He received an undergraduate degree in communications, a graduate degree in management and education, and a certificate in higher education teaching strategies from Harvard University.

Class Intro
Aspiring entrepreneurs will learn to create, promote, and market a company to win over the judges in a Business Competition. This course is designed and taught by an M.B.A. professor and judge of graduate Business Pitch competitions. Topics include the differences between start-ups and small businesses, business ideation, designing business plans, environmental scanning, raising capital, developing budgets, establishing organizational structure, marketing and promotion strategies, persuasive sales pitches, and pitch-decks.
Outcome
Student Learning Outcomes: Students who complete this course will know:
- Business Ideation Techniques
- How to create a Business Plan
- How to create Organizational Structure
- How to perform a S.W.O.T. analysis
- How to raise Capital
- Writing Your Business Proposal
- Deliver Persuasive Sales Pitches and Pitch-Decks
Students
Students who are interested in business, and want to apply for business-related competitions in the United States.
Feedback
After each class, the teacher will send course feedback, including course topics, homework and student progress.
Schedule
12 hours of classes, 120 minutes/class