H.J. RUSSELL BUSINESS MODEL COMPETITION
The H. J. Russell Business Model Competition gives student entrepreneurs experience preparing and pitching their ideas while receiving feedback and a chance to win cash prizes.
Joyelle (Joy) Harris has been appointed as the director of the Entrepreneurship and Innovation Institute (ENI) at Georgia State University’s J. Mack Robinson College of Business. She brings extensive experience and a proven track record in fostering innovation, entrepreneurship, and collaboration within higher education environments. Read More
ATLANTA — Georgia State University’s Entrepreneurship & Innovation Institute (ENI) is proud to announce the opening of applications for the 5th [...]
Just a couple years after receiving a non-dilutive grant from Georgia State University’s Main Street Entrepreneurs Seed Fund, Emily Wilson (B.A. ’21), founder of EKAT Productions, has teamed up with Didi Paulini of Didi Productions and Jennifer Spell of Spellbound Pictures to produce two feature length documentaries. READ MORE
The City of Atlanta has started a new program aimed at retaining underrepresented student tech talent currently studying in Atlanta that will hopefully foster more homegrown startups. The program was born of a consortium of local universities announced in January. This is an update to the story we covered in January – read the update here.
Tatyana Langford and her teammate Claude David Mbemba were among the 25 finalist teams selected from across the country to compete in the e-Fest Undergraduate Entrepreneurship Competition.
Two-weeks in April 2024 will be remembered for innovation and inspiration for it ignited the entrepreneurial spirit at Georgia State University – all thanks to the Entrepreneurship & Innovation Institute’s (ENI) university-wide initiative InnovateSTATE. Read all about it…
The new program provides students with high-quality, tech industry co-developed and vetted courses, student course and program support services, access to a network of professional engineers, and a career center offering 1:1 coaching and mentorships.
The purpose of First Pitch Friday is to provide student founders from historically marginalized communities an opportunity to pitch live and receive immediate feedback from prominent venture capital investors throughout the Southeast. We heard dynamic pitches from four student startups from Georgia State and the University of Georgia.
Deputy Administrator of the Small Business Administration (SBA) Dilawar Syed visited the downtown Atlanta campus Tuesday, Jan. 9, 2024. After a warm welcome from the Robinson College of Business Dean, Richard Phillips, others from the various SBA Regions delivered remarks. Read full blog post.
On Tuesday, January 9, 2024 local tech founders and investors gathered to hear state and city officials present their objective to make Atlanta one of the top technology ecosystems in the country. Georgia State University is an official partner with the Mayor’s Office on the Atlanta Tech Hub initiative. Read more.
Joyelle (Joy) Harris has been appointed as the director of the Entrepreneurship and Innovation Institute (ENI) at Georgia State University’s J. Mack Robinson College of Business. She brings extensive experience and a proven track record in fostering innovation, entrepreneurship, and collaboration within higher education environments. Read More
ATLANTA — Georgia State University’s Entrepreneurship & Innovation Institute (ENI) is proud to announce the opening of applications for the 5th [...]
Just a couple years after receiving a non-dilutive grant from Georgia State University’s Main Street Entrepreneurs Seed Fund, Emily Wilson (B.A. ’21), founder of EKAT Productions, has teamed up with Didi Paulini of Didi Productions and Jennifer Spell of Spellbound Pictures to produce two feature length documentaries. READ MORE
The City of Atlanta has started a new program aimed at retaining underrepresented student tech talent currently studying in Atlanta that will hopefully foster more homegrown startups. The program was born of a consortium of local universities announced in January. This is an update to the story we covered in January – read the update here.
Tatyana Langford and her teammate Claude David Mbemba were among the 25 finalist teams selected from across the country to compete in the e-Fest Undergraduate Entrepreneurship Competition.
Two-weeks in April 2024 will be remembered for innovation and inspiration for it ignited the entrepreneurial spirit at Georgia State University – all thanks to the Entrepreneurship & Innovation Institute’s (ENI) university-wide initiative InnovateSTATE. Read all about it…
The new program provides students with high-quality, tech industry co-developed and vetted courses, student course and program support services, access to a network of professional engineers, and a career center offering 1:1 coaching and mentorships.
The purpose of First Pitch Friday is to provide student founders from historically marginalized communities an opportunity to pitch live and receive immediate feedback from prominent venture capital investors throughout the Southeast. We heard dynamic pitches from four student startups from Georgia State and the University of Georgia.
Deputy Administrator of the Small Business Administration (SBA) Dilawar Syed visited the downtown Atlanta campus Tuesday, Jan. 9, 2024. After a warm welcome from the Robinson College of Business Dean, Richard Phillips, others from the various SBA Regions delivered remarks. Read full blog post.
On Tuesday, January 9, 2024 local tech founders and investors gathered to hear state and city officials present their objective to make Atlanta one of the top technology ecosystems in the country. Georgia State University is an official partner with the Mayor’s Office on the Atlanta Tech Hub initiative. Read more.