At the Zell Lurie Institute for Entrepreneurial Studies, Anne Perigo oversees the development and execution of student programs, directly managing the Michigan Business Challenge, the Michigan Investment Challenge, and the Pinkert Healthcare Accelerator. She arranges for U-M student team participation in intercollegiate competitions and coaches teams competing in business plan competitions and venture capital competitions. Additionally, she holds advising office hours with students and alumni.
Anne was previously the managing director for the Master of Entrepreneurship degree program, a former joint initiative of the Ross School of Business and College of Engineering. Prior to joining the University, she held positions in education with Ann Arbor Public Schools, and in commercial lending with NBD Bank (now JPMorgan Chase). Anne has also accrued experience through volunteer work, including grant writing and coordinating collaborations between Ann Arbor Public Schools, University of Michigan faculty, and local arts organizations.
Anne was previously the managing director for the Master of Entrepreneurship degree program, a former joint initiative of the Ross School of Business and College of Engineering. Prior to joining the University, she held positions in education with Ann Arbor Public Schools, and in commercial lending with NBD Bank (now JPMorgan Chase). Anne has also accrued experience through volunteer work, including grant writing and coordinating collaborations between Ann Arbor Public Schools, University of Michigan faculty, and local arts organizations.
She currently serves as Vice President of the Board of Directors of the New Enterprise Forum, where she coaches local entrepreneurs seeking funding; and as advisor to student organizations including Sling Health and UpRound Ventures.
Anne is a proud alumna of the University of Michigan with a BBA from the Ross School of Business.