Hart Institute for Technology Innovation and Entrepreneurship
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Hart Institute for Technology Innovation and Entrepreneurship
The Hart Institute for Technology, Innovation and Entrepreneurship (HI-TIE) is the make side of the Cox Innovation Triad — a 2019 co-venture between SMU Cox School of Business and the Lyle School of Engineering, funded by Linda Wertheimer Hart '65 and Mitch Hart.
Also known as: HI-TIE, Hart Institute, Linda and Mitch Hart Institute
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2026-07-01
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SMU Cox School of Business
Cox Innovation Triad
Official SMU Cox page describing the Cox Innovation Triad — three entrepreneurship institutes (Caruth, Hart, Spears) forming the school's entrepreneurship ecosystem framework.
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Hart Institute for Technology Innovation and Entrepreneurship (HI-TIE)
SMU Lyle School of Engineering
SMU Lyle School of Engineering
Hart Institute for Technology Innovation and Entrepreneurship (HI-TIE)
Official page for HI-TIE, a 2019 co-venture between SMU Cox and Lyle School of Engineering funded by Linda and Mitch Hart.
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