McNair Center for Entrepreneurship at Houston Baptist University
Higher Education - Houston, Texas, United States
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The mission of the McNair Center for Entrepreneurship and Free Enterprise at Houston Baptist Universityis to educate capable people in the foundations of entrepreneurial leadership and free enterprise – including teaching and modeling the principles of individual responsibility, limited government, and principled entrepreneurship.The McNair Center provides students with the tools and experience they need through academics, cases studies, mentorships, competitions, and real-world experiences so they will be prepared to launch new and innovative businesses in their chosen areas of interest.In August 2016, Houston Baptist University established the McNair Center for Entrepreneurship and Free Enterprise on its Houston, TX campus. Joining as one of the national members of The McNair Centers for Entrepreneurship and Free Enterprise to become a leading university focused on the advocacy and expansion of free market economics, and the creation and cultivation of entrepreneurs.The McNair Center for Entrepreneurship and Free EnterpriseThe McNair Center was made possible by a generous gift from Robert and Janice McNair. They are examples of how entrepreneurship and the free enterprise system generates jobs, changes lives and literally charts a new course for individuals, families and entire communities. The McNair Center is dedicated to carrying out McNairs' vision for awakening a new generation of entrepreneurs while defending the moral and ethical underpinnings of the American competitive free enterprise system.Robert C. "Bob" McNair was an iconic American entrepreneur and philanthropist. He is perhaps best known as the founder, chairman and CEO of the Houston Texans NFL team; also serving as chairman of The McNair Group, headquartered in Houston, Texas, where he oversaw an investment portfolio that included interests in two cogeneration plants in the eastern United States.
