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Heath Naquin profiles two I&E programs that are amplifying startup ecosystems to support innovators and drive economic growth.
Robbie Nock of ArtCenter College of Design provides students with the necessary skills to grow new ventures and thrive in rapidly changing industries.
Team conflict doesn’t have to haunt your startup. Here are three steps to recognize, address, and reconcile tense team dynamics.
VentureWell E-Team Hazel Technologies has developed a sustainable solution to address the food waste crisis.
Maria Artunduaga of Respira Labs found experimentation to be a valuable asset as she developed an innovation to prevent unnecessary COPD-related deaths.
VentureWell-supported innovators are tackling the growing plastic pollution crisis through invention and entrepreneurship.
Sophi Martin, Innovation Director at UC Berkeley Blum Center for Developing Economies, helps innovators solve complex problems in low-resource areas.
Several DevelopmentXChange mentors shared practical tips to help innovators leverage an initial mentorship session.
Reamonn Soto of Sensatek Propulsion Technology, Inc. found that humility helped him through the early venture-development process.
Raja Schaar, Assistant Professor of Product Design at Drexel University, focuses her curriculum on health, well-being, social impact, and sustainability.
University libraries are increasingly serving as hubs of innovation and entrepreneurship, providing a space for students to collaborate and innovate.
Katya Cherukumilli is the founder of Global Water Labs, a nonprofit startup developing a scalable and affordable fluoride removable technology.
Collective impact is one framework we’re integrating into our work with faculty in order to tackle complex problems, such as equity and student success.
OPEN 2018 provided opportunities to learn emerging best practices in the rapidly evolving field of technology entrepreneurship education.
Strategy development involves identifying unknown variables around a target market, challenging assumptions, and maximizing breakthrough moments.
Haley Marie Keith of MITO Material Solutions found that a strong network helped her team wade through the unknown of starting a new venture.
Early-stage global health innovators need in-country context when working to commercialize technologies in emerging markets.
All innovators and entrepreneurs face crucial moments when they have to decide if it’s time to breakup with their venture.
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