Crain's Cleveland Business education reporter Amy Morona broke the news in Northeast Ohio of the EEC's addition of Deborah Hoover as CEO and our expanded mission to serve as the hub of entrepreneurship education and resources for colleges and universities across the region.

The Entrepreneurship Education Consortium (EEC), which has fostered collaboration and entrepreneurial education for local college students since 2007, will become the hub for the collegiate entrepreneurship ecosystem in Northeast Ohio.

Longtime philanthropic leader Deborah D. Hoover will lead the charge as the EEC drives the next level of growth and impact in the region.

​​The aggressive, widened strategy will focus on expanding collaboration within the youth, collegiate and adult entrepreneurship ecosystem. 

Cameron Zona is a student at Lake Erie College and is pursuing a unique double major in Theater and Entrepreneurship. 

Combining his passion for art and entrepreneurship, Cameron started The Access Theater Project. This is a pay-what-you-will theater company focused on providing accessible theater art to anyone in Northeast Ohio.  ​