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Celebrating Innovation: Drexel Startups Fund Spring Competition 2024 Winners Announced
The Drexel Startups Fund competition features a rigorous two-round pitch format. The first round involves presentations from a select group of applicants, and the finalists are then chosen to present in the final round. This year, the competition received numerous innovative proposals from undergraduate seniors, graduate students, and post-graduate applicants.
A business model that has exploded in popularity over the last decade has been the subscription model. Within the world of entrepreneurship, these subscription-based businesses have appeared to become more common as of late, but what exactly is involved in running a subscription-based business, why is it generating so much interest and how does Close School help prepare future entrepreneurs to use this model?
The Drexel University Innovation Fund is currently open for applications and provides a unique opportunity for young entrepreneurs to receive funding to support their ideas.
Have you ever been scrolling through your Instagram feed and spotted a product you liked? Chances are, you could buy it immediately, without leaving the app.
Ever wonder how the way healthcare approaches patients could be applied to improve employee well-being? The concept of person-centered care, which focuses on individual needs and evidence-based solutions, is making waves in the workplace.
Entrepreneurship has taken Skyler Logsdon from one side of the United States to the other, and then some. Since graduating from Drexel in 2014, Logsdon has dove headfirst into a variety of different startups, elevating each business to the next level along the way.
The Charles D. Close School of Entrepreneurship at Drexel University is proud to announce that Professor Damian Salas has joined the esteemed ranks of contributors to Psychology Today.
Drexel University's Charles D. Close School of Entrepreneurship ups the ante this spring with "Funding for Impact: Bridging Investment and Philanthropy," a new special topics course.
The Close School of Entrepreneurship at Drexel University recently embarked on an exhilarating journey to Silicon Valley, the epicenter of technological innovation. Guided by Dean, Donna De Carolis and Associate Dean, Chuck Sacco, a group of students delved into the heart of the Bay Area's entrepreneurial ecosystem, immersing themselves in discovery and inspiration.
