In partnership with Zane Venture Fund, Georgia State University’s Entrepreneurship and Innovation Institute (ENI) is pleased to announce an entrepreneurship and innovation summit that will take place on Oct. 13 to 14. Read to learn more.
Eater Atlanta Magazine’s list of essential coffee shops is out and guess who made the list? Buzz Coffee and Winehouse is a Main Street Entrepreneurs Seed Fund company from cohort 2 with Tremayne Perry, founder/owner at the helm. This community focused establishment serves coffee, pastries and cocktails, later in the day. Read more.
MSESF Cohort 2 winner Regess Marshall (B.B.A. ’10, MBA ’19) has charted her education and entrepreneurial efforts around creating diverse, inclusive environments in the workplace, in the video game industry and in karaoke. Read more.
Georgia State University’s Entrepreneurship and Innovation Institute (ENI) has selected a diverse group of founders and innovative companies for the third cohort of its Main Street Entrepreneurs Seed Fund. Learn who made the list.
hiihat (formerly 360BLK.com) makes the search for all things Black more useful, social, and equal.
The Maxwell Haus Residential Agency & Real Estate Academy, works to decrease wealth disparities and to simultaneously increase property values in predominantly black communities through an interdisciplinary approach to real estate transactions and through licensee and consumer education.
The LO makes it easy for queer (LGBTQ) women to find a like-minded community. As a membership-based hybrid social and professional network, The LO connects like-minded queer women for community, friendships, and networking.
Co-CreatED is making high-quality trainings more accessible to all educators, so that every student in every classroom can have a highly effective teacher.
Spark Your Resume makes the job search easier and helps entry-level, mid-career, and executive professionals get hired within 30-90 days.
Athleaders 360 uses social justice frameworks to give coaches tools to holistically develop their players.
