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In honor of World Intellectual Property Day, we put together a quick-reference guide on the role IP rights play in innovation and entrepreneurship.
VentureWell Director of Venture Development, Eli Velasquez offers insights on how to develop pitch competitions that provide maximum support to startups.
We fund some of the nation’s top university students dedicating their time to inventing something new. Here are the top six challenges they typically face.
Faculty play a key role in helping students identify campus entrepreneurship activities that most align with their personal and professional interests.
Gary Brooking from Wichita State University helps students develop a mindset that is open to understand broader issues to better solve problems.
Maricely Ramirez Hernandez of E-Team Burnflex has changed how she thinks about inventing by first considering customer pain points.
For World Water Day, we spoke with three ventures operating at the water-energy nexus to learn how they’re addressing strains in both resource systems.
E-Team grantee Mahdi Eghbali of VerdiLife has learned to look for teammates who have vision and passion for the problem the startup is trying to solve.
For Scott Shrake, teaching allows him to interact with students who believe that everything is possible and recognize that failure is temporary.
Professor Roberts strives to create classroom environments and session plans that enable a-ha moments for students.
For Kollhoff, getting comfortable with discomfort has become a valuable survival skill.
Regardless of the path you take, it’s important to think strategically when seeking the right long-term financial partner.
Faculty grantees and VentureWell thought leaders shared their must-read innovation and entrepreneurship books that are worth adding to your library.
Climate change, dire threat that it is, also represents a long-overdue invitation to transform society through the adoption of sustainable technologies.
Blake Dubé of Aeronics, Inc. found that talking with customers and mentors led to solutions and opportunities that he may not have considered.
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.
VentureWell E-Team Hazel Technologies has developed a sustainable solution to address the food waste crisis.
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