Graham Henshaw
Executive Director of the Alan B. Miller Entrepreneurship Center
As clinical associate professor at William & Mary's Raymond A. Mason School of Business and executive director of the Alan B. Miller Entrepreneurship Center, Graham Henshaw is working to ignite the entrepreneurial movement already well underway on W&M’s campus. Before joining W&M, Graham was the director of venture development at New Richmond Ventures — a venture capital firm investing in early-stage socially-driven startups. Graham continues to work with startup founders today as an angel investor, recently backing W&M alumni-led ventures like Telegraph and Forte.
The Alan B. Miller Entrepreneurship Center, which Graham has led since 2015, exists to catalyze entrepreneurial thinkers who take action. At the Center, entrepreneurship is viewed broadly as a set of highly versatile skills and a mindset necessary to solve wicked problems and address meaningful opportunities. "The students who come to the Center develop a whole new way of thinking and can become skilled at working through all kinds of complex and forward-thinking ideas," Graham said. The Center welcomes students from all majors to participate in dozens of programs, including pitch competitions, alumni speaker events, hackathons, and exclusive internships.
Learn more about entrepreneurship at William & Mary
- Take a virtual tour of the Entrepreneurship Hub, featuring a greeting from Graham.
