“We believe in entrepreneurship, we believe in free enterprise, and we’re in the number one city for entrepreneurship,” said Wolff Center executive director Dave Cook. Since its establishment at Bauer College in 1991, the Wolff Center has educated an elite group of undergraduate business students who create businesses through a small cohort program. “In addition to the Wolff family and the many business leaders who contribute their valuable time to mentor our students, a recent $5 million gift from the Wayne Duddlesten Foundation will further enrich and expand this formidable program.” “The Wolff Center’s reign as an entrepreneurship dynasty has in large part been enabled by the generosity of our community,” Pavlou said.
