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Women Who Code CEO Discusses Importance of Representation in Technology and Entrepreneurship

Women Who Code CEO Discusses Importance of Representation in Technology and Entrepreneurship

Alaina Percival (B.I.S. ’02, MBA ’08), the CEO and co-founder of Women Who Code, a global nonprofit that works to support women in the technology industry and an executive in residence at Georgia State University’s J. Mack Robinson College of Business, encouraged Georgia State students and alumni who have chosen technology as their career path to stay the course during a recent (March 23) virtual lunchtime conversation. Read the recap.

Our Students and Alumni

The Business of Science

The Business of Science

A new course offered in the Biomedical Enterprise master’s program in the Institute for Biomedical Sciences teaches students about scientific commercialization. Read about how an aspiring surgeon, Jalen Alford (M.I.S. ’21) wants to add entrepreneur to his list of career goals.

Our Students and Alumni

Taking Notes

Taking Notes

Robert Hatcher (B.A. ’17, MBA ’20) conceived the idea for his company while in an entrepreneurship class as an undergrad here at Georgia State. An amateur musician and songwriter, his idea was to create a virtual music studio using blockchain technology — a kind of electronic ledger and the premise behind cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin — to track a song’s development from start to finish. Learn more.

Our Students and Alumni

Two GSU Alums Win Grant Awards from WEI

Two GSU Alums Win Grant Awards from WEI

The Women’s Entrepreneurship Initiative (WEI) received a generous donation from the Atlanta Hawks Foundation to present a series of workshops, a pitch competition and grants for women entrepreneurs in the City of Atlanta. Business were divided into two groups one representing the Greater Atlanta Community and the second for their current cohort. Learn more.

Faculty/Research

Strickler TEDx Atlanta: How to Take Back Ownership Online

Strickler TEDx Atlanta: How to Take Back Ownership Online

The internet has the power to connect people all over the world, but it can also manipulate and change a digital creator’s work with little to no consequence. GSU/CMII’s Elizabeth Strickler recently spoke at TEDxAtlanta, explaining the power of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) for digital artists and the future of digital art and media. Read more.

Our Students and Alumni

Flexible MBA Offerings Expand Professional Horizons

Flexible MBA Offerings Expand Professional Horizons

The flexible MBA programs here at Georgia State University’s Robinson College of Business allow students to customize their degree and take courses at their desired time, pace and location — including virtually via Robinson Anywhere. Read further to learn more about this and other programs.

Events

GUEI Spring Conference Focused on Innovation

GUEI Spring Conference Focused on Innovation

The purpose for this collaborative (Georgia University Entrepreneurship Initiative – GUEI) has always been to bring faculty and staff of Georgia institutions of higher education together to focus on common goals. Lead by Paul Lopez, of TiE Atlanta, this conference’s overarching message was – “How Might We…?”. Read to learn more.

Our Students and Alumni

LaunchGSU Member Spotlight: A. Yen and T. Nguyen

LaunchGSU Member Spotlight: A. Yen and T. Nguyen

When asked, what role does Georgia State play in your entrepreneurial journey? The team responded, by connecting us to local resources and workshops offered by the school. It also let us connect with other likeminded students who may be doing things similar to us so that we can work and find solutions for our industry. Read their full spotlight.