DePaul University’s Coleman Entrepreneurship Center

It’s hard to imagine a more miserable experience than the one I had working with key people at the Coleman Center and the DePaul Entrepreneurship program. These people not only failed to deliver on promises they made, but for months they strung me along by their gross incompetence and flat-​out lies.
I would not recommend the Coleman Center to any entrepreneur or family business. You would get far more value just reading Inc. Magazine and developing a support network on LinkedIn. They offer nothing of value other than a convenient black hole to throw away your precious time and hard-​earned money.
For those considering a Coleman Center (DePaul) program please feel free to contact me and I will gladly share my experience (nightmare). For those of you who’ve already made a commitment to this b-​league organization… I’m sorry you fell for their slick, B. S marketing.
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I am writing this review sitting in an office surrounded by creative entrepreneurs, successful professionals and venture capitalists. I am here because of a connection made one Friday morning at the Junto, a meeting organized by the Coleman Entrepreneurship Center. This is just one example of the value that I have received.
Raman, director of the center, is passionate about growing businesses in Chicago, he is connected to many academic and business people, and has created a unique community. As a first time entrepreneur, I am very grateful to belong to this community and highly recommend it.
Paul Caswell
Inventor and CEO