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Medical Devices, E-Cigs, and Drones: Student Startups Shine At Georgia Tech's InVenture Prize

On Wednesday, March 13, Georgia Tech’s 11th annual InVenture Prize wrapped up its final round of competition. Six finalist startup teams got three minutes to present their pitches and four minutes of brief Q&A with a three-membered panel of expert judges, all for the chance to

Yelp Meets Instagram Food App Solves the "Where Should We Eat" Debate In Seconds

Yelp Meets Instagram Food App Solves the "Where Should We Eat" Debate In Seconds

A clean social media feed of just scrumptious food. Honestly, is there anything more you need? MealMe is a social platform that mimics the functions of Instagram, allowing individual users to post photos of food or restaurants. It combines the functions of Yelp, social media, and food delivery into one

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Music Tech Entrepreneur On Finding Your Groove At Pitch Competitions As a Pre-Launch Startup

Robert Hatcher’s passion for music led him to a new stage to perform: pitch competitions. The Georgia State MBA student is pursuing grad school while simultaneously building his startup, Soundcollide. “Entrepreneurship means creating your own lane, to either create value for yourself or to provide value for others,” shares

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What Does A Cryptocurrency Agency Do? These Young, Profitable Entrepreneurs Explain

Recent Georgia State graduate Harsha Goli was busy honing his skills in coding as a member of the school’s “PantherHackers” club when he decided to dive into the world of cryptocurrency. In order to fund the development of their own cryptocurrency software, Goli and friends Luis Ferrer-Labarca, Zach

College Student-Designed App Lets You Create Safe Zones So You're Never Alone

College Student-Designed App Lets You Create Safe Zones So You're Never Alone

Nina Barnett , a rising senior at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, thought hard about her personal safety after moving to the campus. From late-night cramming sessions at the library to leaving parties, Barnett wanted to alert her friends and family that she had gotten home safe. "