The Entrepreneurship and Innovation Institute (ENI) participated in the New Graduate Student Orientation Resource Expo recently held by The Graduate School. Like many other things these days, it was presented both in virtual and on-campus formats to provide access to all incoming graduate students. Learn more.
The faculty and staff of Entrepreneurship and Innovation Institute (ENI) congratulate the Class of 2021 spring entrepreneurship graduates. Despite a global pandemic, these students have exemplified commendable work ethic and humility along their journey to graduation. See a list of our spring graduates.
Interning at Understory has taught me numerous things. Throughout the past couple of months, I have learned the importance of sustainability and how vital it is to support other businesses and organizations as well as to help them use technology and innovation to make the world more sustainable. Read the full story on this internship with Understory.
Graduating with a bachelor’s degree in entrepreneurship, Yazdan Navabi has had many opportunities outside of Georgia State University to learn new skillsets. He has had an apprenticeship with Mercedes-Benz USA, an internship with Microsoft Redmond Campus and Panthers in the Valley. Read more about his journey.
Graduating with a bachelor’s degree in entrepreneurship, Hannah Kaufmann (B.B.A. ’20) is a leader for the neuro-diverse workforce and strives for disability recruitment in DE&I strategies. She also has a passion for songwriting – as a matter of fact, her last jobs were as a music school director and a GRAMMY liaison. Read more.
The faculty and staff of Entrepreneurship and Innovation Institute (ENI) celebrate the outstanding accomplishments of the 2020 class of Georgia State seniors. These students’ resilience during these unprecedented times is to be recognized and commended. View our list of graduates.
K2thaL is an innovative and comprehensive linguistics language arts learning system that uses performing arts, particularly, music, dance, lyricism, and theater as strategies to teach Pre-K through 8th grade students all about the field of Linguistics, which is the science of language. Click to read more about this notable teaching method created by Benjamin R. Moore III.
More than 300 qualified student entrepreneurs from 151 campuses applied for their chance at $15,000 in seed funding. CEO has selected a total of 110 ventures across 75 campuses to compete. Among the competitors, are three Georgia State student founders. Learn who they are.
Some business owners think about growing revenue while others think of growing individuals. Greg Sloan (BBA Finance ’95, MBA Finance ’02) is a successful serial entrepreneur because he does both.
On June 4th, It Takes A Village Pre-Accelerator Program hosted Cohort 5 Graduation and Demo Day. This cohort is special because they had a “new normal” aspect of their experience. In response to COVID-19, the program was virtual for three months. Although the pre-accelerator was conducted remotely, participants worked hard to finalize their innovative products and pitches.
