The Entrepreneurship & Innovation Institute (ENI) at Georgia State University recently hosted its annual Demo Day in honor of the companies participating in the current cohort of the Main Street Entrepreneurs Seed Fund. Read more.
When 23-year-old Angad Sahgal was born with Down syndrome, his parents made a vow to ensure that he always had the same opportunities as his older brother. That led to Angad learning three languages, earning a black belt in karate and taking classes at Georgia State University. Read to learn more.
Georgia State University student Paige Malcolm is the founder and CEO of SkinCentric, one of 12 companies selected to participate in Georgia State’s Main Street Entrepreneurs Seed Fund. The six-month program supports GSU students, recent alumni and community entrepreneurs with seed funding and mentorship to start and grow new ventures. Malcolm, a sophomore computer science major at the university, merged two of her passions — beauty and technology — to create SkinCentric. Click to read more.
Georgia State University’s Entrepreneurship & Innovation Institute (ENI) has selected a diverse group of founders and innovative companies for the fourth cohort of its Main Street Entrepreneurs Seed Fund.
Yanie Eyewear is looking to develop multi-functional glasses that provide protection against harmful UV light and provide relief for severe dry eye disease.
VMA is a Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) enriched music program serving youth of all ages that utilizes music as a tool to empower scholars with the skills, values and cultural understanding to successfully navigate high school.
Utility Objects creates affordable and unique, handmade products that can be personalized to individual interests and preferences.
SkinCentric wants to create reusable cosmetic product dispensers that reduces plastic waste, automates the refill process, and is user friendly for people with dexterity issues.
Mission2Motivate connects young, energetic, engaged, passionate and enthusiastic tutors with underserved students.
Let Me Do It is an app that enables a PWD the ability to manage and navigate their daily choices using a structured decision tree and task management framework that works in conjunction with care givers and extended network to support their decision-making.
