TiE Atlanta hosted its 8th annual TYE University Entrepreneurship Competition for college students across Georgia. This free competition is open to any Georgia college/university student or 2020 graduate. Read the full story and see which other Georgia State entrepreneurs competed this year.
The 12 selected grantees are inspiring young leaders and innovators focused on tackling some of society’s most difficult challenges with responsible products, services, and solutions appealing to individual consumers and corporations. A GSU alum, Dia Davis (B.B.A. ’19) and a GSU student, Nicole Toole (B.B.A. ’22) selected by WBENC – learn more.
Grace Bendinger is more tech savvy than the average nurse, but still never thought she’d be able to tell people she knows how to build an app. Read about her experience taking Robinson’s Innovation Studio course as an elective while pursuing her Master of Interdisciplinary Studies in Biomedical Enterprise from Georgia State. Read more…
Meet Felicity Pineda (’20) a media entrepreneurship graduate and former WomenLead student. Her business, Travelin’ Music Lessons provides in-home music session in voice, piano and guitar. Read her full story and learn how she has been inspired by our outstanding ENI faculty.
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.
Last fall, Understory a global platform that helps organizations use technology and innovation to make our world more sustainable. They reached out to Georgia State University for an intern and found Brittany Duong Le.
A company like Students Expressing Life through Fashion (SELF) requires extra hands on deck, seeing as creative work takes community effort. Atlanta has provided tremendous support from recognition/press, and more importantly our students and Instructors, says Gynella Ngounou. Read Gynella’s full spotlight.
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.
Georgia State University in the more recent years has greatly impacted my entrepreneurial journey. Through LaunchGSU I have been able to take advantage of attending free seminars covering a wide range of entrepreneurial topics. I have also had the privilege of network with other like-minded entrepreneurs, says Launch GSU Member Reginald Sanders. Read his full spotlight.
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.
