Want to launch a venture, understand start-up and small business financing, or how to fund social ventures? 

If you are thinking about starting a business, joining a high-growth startup, or being an intrapreneur or social preneur, ENTR 330: Entrepreneurial Finance will give you the real-world money skills to succeed. Here are 5 quick reasons to add it to your schedule:

• Learn to Manage Real Cash Flow: Discover how early-stage businesses actually manage money and keep the doors open before turning a profit.  Learn about how to create a funding plan that's sustainable.

• Counts as an Entrepreneurship Minor Upper-Level Elective! 

• Understand how investor's think.

• Develop a pitch deck ready for investors.

• Boost Your Resume for Any Career: These financial skills aren't just for founders—they are essential if you want to work in your own venture, startup operations, or corporate innovation.

Ready to gain a competitive edge? Talk to your academic advisor about adding Entrepreneurial Finance to your course load this semester!

If you haven't taken the prereqs (ENTR 200 or 201), email Kevin Fulmer for permission to take the class.  kevinf@umbc.edu.

Don't miss this class--it's only offered in the Fall Semester!

Class will be held on Wednesdays from 4:30-7 pm.

Instructor: Jonathan Sachs, Director of Workforce Development, Baltimore County

Want to launch a venture, understand start-up financing, or how to fund social ventures? 

If you are thinking about starting a business, joining a high-growth startup, or being an intrapreneur or social preneur, ENTR 330: Entrepreneurial Finance will give you the real-world money skills to succeed. Here are 5 quick reasons to add it to your schedule:

• Learn to Manage Real Cash Flow: Discover how early-stage businesses actually manage money and keep the doors open before turning a profit.  Learn about how to create a funding plan that's sustainable.

• Counts as an Entrepreneurship Minor Upper-Level Elective! 

• Understand how investor's think.

• Develop a pitch deck ready for investors.

• Boost Your Resume for Any Career: These financial skills aren't just for founders—they are essential if you want to work in your own venture, startup operations, or corporate innovation.

Ready to gain a competitive edge? Talk to your academic advisor about adding Entrepreneurial Finance to your course load this semester!

If you haven't taken the prereqs (ENTR 200 or 201), email Kevin Fulmer for permission to take the class.  kevinf@umbc.edu.

Don't miss this class--it's only offered in the Fall Semester!

Class will be held on Wednesdays from 4:30-7 pm.

Instructor: Jonathan Sachs, Director of Workforce Development, Baltimore County

Ready to fund your future? Enroll in ENTR 330: Entrepreneurial Finance this Fall!

Every great startup, side hustle, or passion project needs a financial backbone. In ENTR 330, you won't just look at numbers on a spreadsheet—you’ll learn how to actually fund a business, manage cash flow, pitch to investors, and make your ideas financially viable.

Whether you’re looking to start a company now, launch a company after college or want a high-value skill that sets you apart in any career path, understanding the money side of entrepreneurship is important.

Prerequisite Note & Special Permission

The typical prerequisite for this course is completion of both ENTR 200 and ENTR 201. However, if you have taken either ENTR 200 OR ENTR 201 (but not both) and want to take Entrepreneurial Finance this fall, you may still be eligible.

What to do: Contact Kevin Fulmer directly at kevinf@umbc.edu to express your interest.

Don't let a missing half of the intro sequence hold you back from mastering your financial future—reach out today and secure your spot for the fall semester!

Course Info:  

Instructor:  Jonathan Sachs, Director of Workforce Development, Baltimore County

Meeting Time: Wednesdays, 4:30-7 pm, Bio-461