Ideas matter—let’s create more
Skandalaris Director II Luscri shares his thoughts on ideas, why they matter, and why we should create more of them.
Lighting the Fuse
Will my startup idea work?
WashU entrepreneurship professor Doug Villhard shares his tips for a successful startup.
Victor W. Hwang: We Are All Starters
Right to Start founder Victor W. Hwang shares an excerpt from “We Are All Starters,” his manifesto to renew ourselves and our nation by making entrepreneurial opportunity available to all.
David Karandish: 5 Encouragements for Entrepreneurs
Alumnus and tech giant David Karandish, BSCS ‘05, provides 5 encouragements for entrepreneurs.
Nichole Mercier: On universities, women and innovation
Now is the time for university women to also recognize themselves as inventors and entrepreneurs.
Resources for innovators and entrepreneurs
Washington University in St. Louis provides a robust array of resources for innovators and entrepreneurs. Learn about them here.
International Women’s Day: Toward gender parity in tech transfer
Nichole Mercier, managing director, Washington University Office of Technology Management, on the importance of supporting women innovators
The Student Entrepreneurial Program (StEP): Innovating Student Entrepreneurship
It’s no secret that starting a business isn’t easy. Add that to being an undergrad and the mix gets even more difficult. Yet, somehow, student-run businesses seem surprisingly common at WashU.
Washington University sets records in innovation, entrepreneurship
During the past fiscal year, the Washington University in St. Louis Office of Technology Management (OTM) reported a number of record figures as a result of the innovative technologies developed by university faculty. In fiscal year 2017, which concluded June 30, OTM…