Someone who's built a company comes in and talks about how it went, including what they'd do differently. Then you can ask them anything. Afterwards you can actually begin planning and building something real.
After the event we keep meeting with any team that wants to keep going, all the way to a launch and beyond.

Twelve years of school, good grades, four years of college, a stable job. That used to be the most reliable way to a good career, and betting on it was the cautious choice. AI has reversed that. Relying on it entirely now means sixteen years spent preparing for jobs that might not exist by the time you get there.

Your parents still feed you. You don't have a mortgage or dependents, and there's no career you're worried about derailing. You can try something, watch it fail completely, learn what went wrong, and try something entirely different. This is the only time in your life with this much freedom to experiment.

Two years ago, building an app meant spending years learning to code first. Now you can describe what you want and have something working in a day, learning as you build instead of before you build. The advantage no longer goes to whoever has the most expertise — it goes to whoever is willing to start.
Students
Talks from people who have built things, then a session where you take an idea apart. Free, and you don't need an idea to come.
See upcoming events →Start a chapter where you are. We've done it once, and we'll help you do it again.
Why start one →Mentors & sponsors
Learn from and be mentored by experts - from starting businesses in high school to growing companies to massive scale and valuation, their experiences will inspire and help you on your entrepreneurship journey! They’ll teach you entrepreneurship principles and be there to guide you through launching your own business. Here are some of the speakers and mentors:

D.U.D.E.S. - Dads Uniting Dads in Education and Service

Worca

Chang Consulting

Ethnio

Trader Joes

Royal Donuts

Long Gain Group
See frequently asked questions here. If you have further questions, please email us at sphs.entrepreneurship.club@gmail.com