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About

Prof P is Nathan Preheim—Entrepreneur. Investor. Educator.

I teach entrepreneurship the way it actually works: through action, not theory.

Clear thinking. Practical frameworks. Real execution.

Nathan Preheim teaching at a whiteboard

The Approach

This is how I think about building.

Entrepreneurship is a behavior, not a title.No problem = no business.Frameworks beat motivation.Action creates clarity.Talk to customers early.

Who It's For

A guide for people who want clarity, not noise.

Students ready to start
Founders stuck in the fog
Side hustlers testing ideas
Operators building inside companies

What You'll Find

Tools to move from idea to action.

Short, practical, whiteboard-driven videos
Frameworks you can apply immediately
Tools for building, testing, and launching
Clear thinking on entrepreneurship and innovation

Proof

Not theory. Built from experience.

25+ yearsbuilding and scaling startups
$45M+raised and deployed across ventures, funds, and institutions
600+founders advised
Built and scaled venture-backed companiesincluding MindMixer (1,000+ clients, 75+ employees)
Investor and General Partner at Proven Venturesdeploying revenue-based capital to founders
Operator • Investor • EducatorDirector, Greisch Center for Enterprise Value at Creighton

Built at Creighton

Developed inside the Greisch Center for Enterprise Value, Creighton's cross-campus hub for entrepreneurship and innovation.

Open to all majors, this is where students don't just study entrepreneurship, they practice it.

Students are:

  • launching ventures
  • building side hustles
  • testing ideas in the real world
  • leading innovation inside organizations

Where it happens:

  • in the classroom
  • through applied learning
  • in research labs
  • across campus events designed to turn ideas into action

Why it matters:

The future belongs to people who can create value, who can spot opportunities, test ideas, and move quickly.

That's what students build here.

They graduate with more than knowledge. They leave with momentum.

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Built at the Greisch Center for Enterprise Value at Creighton University