St. Louis: Haven for startups
In INC. Magazine, entrepreneur (and WashU alum) Kenny Kline gives advice to other startups founders: Get an entire city behind you. Kline first moved to St. Louis to…
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GlobalHack VII is coming! Early registration is now
In October 2018, GlobalHack VII will host a hackathon in St. Louis aimed at positively reshaping the experiences of immigrants and immigrant communities. The hackathon is being presented in partnership with Casa de Salud, The International Institute, The St. Louis Mosaic Project and…
What’s Up This Week – Week of 5/13
Entrepreneurial happenings in and around Washington University and St. Louis week of May 13, 2018.
What’s Up This Week – Week of 5/6
Entrepreneurial happenings in and around Washington University and St. Louis week of May 6, 2018.
SEI Lab hosts first Social Innovation Pitch Day
This spring, two teams of graduate students from the Brown School, Olin Business School and the School of Law took part in the first-ever Social Innovation Initiative.The initiative is part of the Social Innovation & Entrepreneurship Lab at Washington University in St.…
What’s Up This Week – Week of 4/29
Entrepreneurial happenings in and around Washington University and St. Louis week of April 29, 2018.
First annual Skandy Awards
April 11, 2018, Skandalaris hosted its inaugural Skandy Awards, a celebration of all things creative, innovative, and entrepreneurial from the academic year.
What’s Up This Week – Week of 4/22
Entrepreneurial happenings in and around Washington University and St. Louis week of April 22, 2018.
Guest post: Five tips for startups looking to go big
Jeremy Williams, WashU alum and founding member of agtech startup Divergence Inc., shares his insights into innovation and entrepreneurship, first as a startup founder, then as part of a large corporation.