Named for Tinkham Veale II, a Case Institute of Technology graduate, successful businessman and a model for entrepreneurs, the Veale Institute for Entrepreneurship, located on the top floors of Case Western Reserve’s nationally renowned Sears think[box], is the university’s hub for entrepreneurial activity.
Tinkham Veale II (CIT ’37) was a businessman, philanthropist and lifelong supporter of the entrepreneurial spirit. Throughout his career and beyond, he used his extraordinary business success to give back to his community, his alma mater, and hundreds of small businesses and entrepreneurs.