Following a generous gift from Lawrence N. Field (BBA, ’52) in 1998, Baruch College’s Small Business Lab was expanded and renamed the Lawrence N. Field Center for Entrepreneurship. Today, the Field Center provides a comprehensive, contemporary, integrated set of educational and support services to current and aspiring entrepreneurs within the New York City entrepreneurial ecosystem. In so doing, our faculty and staff seek to cultivate the creativity and enrich the futures of all those we serve.
STUDY
The Field Center seeks to help people live more meaningful lives by teaching them how to see and take advantage of opportunities where others do not.
EXPLORE
The Field Center provides co-curricular programming opportunities for students, staff, and faculty interested in engaging further with the entrepreneurial community.
RESEARCH
The Field Center faculty seek to explore current issues facing entrepreneurs and analyze them with rigorous scientific methods.
CUNY Startups
Our mission is to dramatically improve the economic mobility of CUNY students through entrepreneurship while stimulating business growth and economic development in New York City
MAKER Hub
Baruch’s resident makerspace. Learn, make, and play through robotics, circuit technology, 3D printing, as well as low-tech creative methods and tools.
SBDC
Baruch College hosts the Midtown Manhattan branch of the New York State Small Business Development Center, one of 24 campus-based regional centers.
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Scott Newbert
Academic Director,
Field Programs in Entrepreneurship
Marlene Leekang
Executive Director,
Field Center
Remy Arteaga
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR,
CUNY STARTUPS
Ulas Neftci
REGIONAL DIRECTOR,
BARUCH SBDC
for additional information, please contact us by email or phone
Phone: 646 – 312 – 4790
55 Lexington Avenue, Suite 2-140, New York, NY 10010
Email: field.center@baruch.cuny.edu
