Martin Trust Center for MIT Entrepreneurship

University fund · MIT · Cambridge

The Martin Trust Center for MIT Entrepreneurship provides expertise, support, and connections to help MIT students become effective entrepreneurs. It offers courses, co-curricular programs, state-of-the-art facilities, and the delta v accelerator.

About

Founded in 1991 in Cambridge, the Martin Trust Center for MIT Entrepreneurship serves as a university fund and educational hub operated by a team of ten. It offers courses, co-curricular initiatives, facilities, and the delta v accelerator to guide MIT students into becoming effective entrepreneurs. The center targets early-stage ventures, primarily focusing on pre-seed and seed teams across a broad range of industries without sector limitations.

What they run

The center has organized five events since 2025, hosting four gatherings in Boston and one in Cambridge. Its schedule is built around demo days and standalone events, highlighted by five editions of the recurring MIT delta v Demo Day series. These presentations feature cohorts working across various fields including artificial intelligence, health care, and hardware. There are currently no upcoming events scheduled on their public calendar.

Who attends

Events draw audiences centered on student founders, university innovators, and early-stage startup operators launching pre-seed and seed companies. Because their demo days welcome sector-agnostic ventures spanning climate, finance, healthcare, AI-enabled SaaS, and semiconductors, the crowd includes cross-disciplinary builders and ecosystem supporters eager to connect with emerging teams coming out of the delta v accelerator program.

https://entrepreneurship.mit.edu

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