Resources
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The Center for Community Partnerships (CCP) was created by the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh to improve public access to campus resources and the expertise of our faculty and students. CCP currently works with a wide variety of businesses and organizations through consulting, customized training and managed student internships. |
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Funded by a project grant from the U.S. Small Business Administration, the Council for Innovation (CFI) was created by the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh and others to become a catalyst for the entrepreneurial spirit in Northeastern Wisconsin . CFI seeks to cultivate a culture of innovation to vault innovative local companies into and across the regional, national, and global economies. |
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The mission of the Wisconsin Angel Network (WAN) is to build early-stage capital capacity throughout Wisconsin, increasing the number and amount of equity investments in Wisconsin's entrepreneurs. WAN was founded in January 2005 as an umbrella organization providing services and resources to the early-stage investing community. WAN does not operate a fund or make recommendations on potential investments. |
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The mission of the Wisconsin Entrepreneurs' Network is to create seamless access to entrepreneurial resources and expertise from across Wisconsin to both spawn new ventures and help grow existing businesses. The UW-Oshkosh Small Business Development Center is a regional member of the WEN Resource Connection. Through WEN, current and prospective small business owners can learn more about three grant opportunities: Early Planning Grants (EPG), Technology Assistance Grants (TAG), and Entrepreneurial Training Program (ETP) grants. With financial support from the Wisconsin Department of Commerce, WEN also offers communities seed money to help form Inventors and Entrepreneurs Club or enhance or strengthen an existing I&E Club. |