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The John P. Lowth Entrepreneurship Center (LEC) thrives on a framework of Time, Talent and Treasure, inviting supporters to empower the next generation of founders through three strategic volunteer boards. The Advisory Board provides high-level strategic guidance and industry expertise to maximize the Center's growth. The Sustainer Board focuses on long-term impact through a combination of significant financial investment and mentorship. The Young Entrepreneurs Board engages emerging leaders ages 22–45 who invest their resources and hands-on talent to coach student ventures.

To learn more about how you can serve, contact Branden Weber at bweber@ut.edu.

The Advisory Board at the John P. Lowth Entrepreneurship Center is a distinguished group of regional and national business leaders who provide the strategic guidance necessary to maintain the Center’s position as a world-class hub for innovation. By committing their Time, Talent, and Treasure, these members serve as active stakeholders who bridge the gap between academic theory and market reality. Whether through judging competitions like the New Venture Expo, mentoring student founders with their industry expertise, or providing critical philanthropic support, board members directly accelerate the ventures and careers of U���۴�ý students. This collaborative partnership ensures the Center remains a high-impact resource, fostering a well-rounded ecosystem where the next generation of entrepreneurs can thrive.

The Sustainer Board at the John P. Lowth Entrepreneurship Center is a distinguished network of supporters who share their talent and treasure to empower the next generation of entrepreneurs. Members play a vital role in advancing innovation, mentorship and growth by supporting the ventures and programs that define the Center’s mission. By committing to a three-year investment of $5,000 per year, you provide the foundation for long-term impact and ensure the continued success of the LEC.

The Young Entrepreneurs Board unites emerging leaders between the ages of 22 and 45 who are driven to shape the future of entrepreneurship at U���۴�ý. By investing their talent and treasure, members play an active role in strengthening the John P. Lowth Entrepreneurship Center community through hands-on mentorship and program support. Whether judging signature events like the New Venture Expo or sharing professional expertise, members directly fuel innovation while building connections within a dynamic network. This collaboration ensures that the next generation of Spartan founders has the guidance and resources to turn bold ideas into successful ventures.