Bree Langemo

Bree Langemo, J.D., is an Associate Professor of Law and Entrepreneurship at Concordia College, where she leads entrepreneurial initiatives across campus and the community. She teaches Business Law, Entrepreneurship, and Inquiry courses and serves as faculty advisor to the Concordia Entrepreneurship Club.

• Bachelor’s degree in Accounting from Minnesota State University Moorhead
• Juris Doctorate from Ohio Northern University

Bree’s research and teaching focus on integrating entrepreneurial mindset development with legal and business education. Her work explores how technology and innovation can transform traditional professions, particularly law, and she advocates for interdisciplinary approaches to fostering creativity and leadership in organizations. She has conducted trainings and speaking engagements internationally, emphasizing the value of entrepreneurship in diverse sectors.

Her notable publications include a book chapter titled Leading with an Entrepreneurial Mindset and a paper titled The Business of Law: Transforming the Legal Profession through Technology and Entrepreneurship. These works reflect her interests in merging legal frameworks with entrepreneurial practices.

Bree has received recognition for her contributions to jurisprudence during her tenure as a staff attorney at Ohio’s Second District Court of Appeals. She also plays a leadership role in nonprofit organizations, including uCodeGirl and the Center for Nonprofit Excellence.

As a former president of the Entrepreneurial Learning Initiative (ELI) and current member of Launch Minnesota’s Higher Education Group, Bree bridges academic and corporate sectors to promote entrepreneurial education. She actively contributes to regional development through advisory roles on community and economic development councils.