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  • 3.00 Credits

    AlphaDev's mission is to develop inventions into successful medical companies and products; we source the world for the best ideas and bring them to Houston to actively manage; we specialize in driving inventions to market by weaving together proven entrepreneurial management and efficient allocation of capital; our life science focus includes: biotech, pharmaceuticals, devices & diagnostics; we get a minority equated stake and a share in the intellectual property; we only make money when the invention makes money. AlphaDev also develops juniors into entrepreneurs, through a partnership with HOLSTEIN- the Houston Life Science Technology Entrepreneurship Institute, a non-profit organization.
  • 3.00 Credits

    DFJ Mercury has established a formal internship program with the Jones Graduate School of Management (JGSM) at Rice University in order to give students exposure and experience with an early-stage, Houston-based technology venture capital firm. The program will allow students to work directly with DFJ Mercury and a number of its portfolio investments. We believe this program will be beneficial for both DFJ Mercury, by providing us with experienced MBA students to perform deal analysis and review, and the Jones school students, by giving them a chance to apply the knowledge they gain in the classroom to the real world problems which all start-up companies face. The program will also allow great networking opportunities for MBA students interested in venture capital and technology start-ups and could provide students future employment opportunities.
  • 3.00 Credits

    The NASA Johnson Space Center (JSC) has established a formal internship program with the Jones Graduate School of Management (JGSM) at Rice University in order to give students exposure and experience with high-tech companies. The program will be administered through the JSC Technology Transfer Office (TTO). The program will allow students to work directly with NASA engineers and scientists and high-tech companies. The program will be beneficial for the both the JSC TTO, by providing experienced volunteers, and the Jones School students, by giving them a chance to apply the knowledge they gain in the classroom to the real world problems which all high-tech companies face. The program will also allow great networking opportunities for graduate students interested in pursuing a career in the high-tech field.
  • 3.00 Credits

    Vesalius Ventures has established a formal internship program with the Jones Graduate School of Management (JGSM) at Rice University in order to give students exposure and experience with an early to mid-stage, Houston-based Healthcare venture capital firm. The program will allow students to work directly with Vesalius Ventures and a number of its portfolio investments. This program will be beneficial for both Vesalius Ventures and the students, by providing experienced MBA students an opportunity to perform deal analysis and review, and a chance to apply the knowledge gain in the classroom to the real world problems which companies face. The student will be involved in investment due diligence with specific experience with Business Development: analyze market and develop business strategy, business development activity for Vesalius and portfolio companies and assist in business management and planning; and Financial Evaluation and Analysis: Financial proforma/projections of companies, cap tables and term sheets analysis and contracts and agreements. The program will also allow great networking opportunities for MBA students interested in venture capital and technology start-ups and could provide students future employee opportunities.
  • 1.50 Credits

    The course provides an analysis grounded in economic principles of issues in organizational design. More specifically, the focus is on how incentive conflicts within a firm can lead to a reduction in shareholder value and how such conflicts can be addressed. We shall study a framework that develops a productive organizational architecture --- assignment of decision rights to the appropriate decision-makers, evaluation of their efforts, and rewards based on performance. Students generally find the text material relatively easy to understand without extensive lecturing by the instructor --- this enables us to spend more class time on applications of the concepts, whether these come from cases, assigned articles, and homework questions.
  • 1.50 Credits

    This course will examine the deal from a legal perspective. The course will focus on what executives need to know to deal effectively with key legal issues in a transactional context and in general takeover defense. We will discuss contractual and strategic issues in structuring, negotiating, and protecting a deal. We will study deals between strategic partners as well as deals involving non-strategic investors such as private equity) and will address discrete issues arising in each scenario. We will also explore the role of the board of directors in negotiated and hostile transactions and in addressing issues of shareholder activism. In that regard, we will discuss the underlying tension between the duties and authority of the board pursuant to state corporate law, on one hand, and the individual interests of shareholders, on the other.
  • 3.00 Credits

    Waste Management (WM) has established a formal internship program with the Jones Graduate School of Management (JGSM) at Rice University in order to give students more exposure to the emerging field of sustainable solutions. Students will gain valuable experience in the launch of new enterprises within WM and associated deal analysis.
  • 1.50 Credits

    This course introduces students to the communications skills and behaviors required for success in the field of consultative selling, including effective questioning, active listening, client learning style and personality assessment, creating and delivering persuasive presentations, and proposal writing.
  • 3.00 Credits

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  • 0.50 Credits

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