Discover The Hub at the Daniels College of Business, a vibrant, collaborative space where DU students, local businesses, and community members come together to learn, innovate and connect.
By bringing the strengths of six distinct programs into one gathering space, The Hub is designed to amplify impact, spark collaboration and create meaningful opportunities across our business community.
Stop by to meet program directors, work on group projects and attend an upcoming event on the first floor of Daniels College of Business in Suite 155.
The Hub is Home to the Following Programs
Whether you are exploring entrepreneurial ideas, building sales and leadership skills, or networking with like-minded peers, The Hub offers the resources, shared expertise, and community needed to turn ambition into action. Together, we're in the business of better business.
Entrepreneurship@DU
Entrepreneurship@DU gives students the space and tools to explore their interests, passions and purpose. This program provides students with the support to think big, disrupt industries, solve problems and make an impact!
The Liniger Center on Franchising
The Liniger Center on Franchising provides guidance, support and resources to those interested in and involved with all segments of the franchising industry.
Leadership in the Outdoor Industry (LORI)
The Leadership in the Outdoor Recreation Industry undergraduate minor and graduate concentration equip students with real-world business and leadership skills specific to the outdoor industry.
The DU Sales Leadership Center
The Sales Leadership Center is dedicated to the education, training and development of sales leaders and the discovery of sales knowledge. This program provides curriculum, competitions and events for students, as well as conducts impactful industry research.
The Bailey Program for Family Enterprise
The Bailey Program for Family Enterprise supports family businesses, family offices and family advisors through education, resources and meaningful connections. The program helps enterprising families navigate complex challenges, strengthen their organizations, and create a lasting impact for future generations.
Consumer Insights & Business Innovation Center (CiBiC)
CiBiC is an interdisciplinary center established for the study of human behavior with an emphasis on market-driven results. Research conducted at CiBiC relates to how humans feel, think and behave, with a focus on innovation.
Hands-On Learning in The Hub
Create Studio
A makerspace to innovate, prototype, and bring ideas to life with access to a Banner & Sticker Printer, 3D printer, T-Shirt Design & Creation, Circuit Design, IoT and Microprocessors.
Media Studio
A place to practice, record, create and learn using multimedia technology. Whether students want to enhance presentation skills, develop interviewing skills, or create content for a class project, they’ll find tools and training to support their journey.
Re:Make Studio
A creative space for students to practice, experiment, and bring projects to life. Whether they’re threading a needle for the first time or refining their craft of crocheting, they’ll find materials, tools and training to support their journey.
Interested in Getting Involved?
Please reach out to the director of the prospective program you’re interested in being a part of. We look forward to connecting and collaborating with you!
Meet the Team
Inside Look
Joshua Ross Speaking to students to kick off “Name Image and Likeness Workshop” focused on personal branding.
Brian Kitts, CMO of Red Rocks Amphitheater and Daniels College of Business Professor, working with students on developing a brand strategy.
Students using The Hub as a gathering space while working on a group project
Brian Kitts, CMO of Red Rocks Amphitheater, and Jared Harding, founder of Tewdilly, directing students on how to film social media content in the Media Studio.
Daniels Dean, Naomi Boyd, celebrating alumna MK Barlow and the Kickstarter launch of her business, FlauntaBra.
Book signing for Cash is Queen with author Natalie Levy, joined by John Sebesta, Naomi Boyd, Melissa Akaka, and DU students.
Entrepreneurship@DU fireside chat with artist and entrepreneur Nicole McLaughlin, joined by Joshua Ross and John Sebesta.