NYU faculty and entrepreneurs are making news as thought-leaders and market disruptors.
By: Ayman Mukerji A call for social change is how it all started for Jivika Fall of 2019. I walked into a room full of faces with sunken eyes
About: Christopher James (MS ‘15) is the CTO of GaleSun Technology, whose product is a hardware and software device which will allow for ultrasonic inspection and imaging of any shaped
By:Kinga Gorniak (BS ‘06) In today’s pursuit of a healthier and more sustainable lifestyle, Buck’N Good emerges as a frontrunner in the food industry. Their range of sprouted ancient grain
By:Tiffany Lee (CAS ‘23) As an entrepreneur, we constantly encounter challenges from various aspects. Sometimes, our product may not be the ultimate solution for our customers, and other times, people
About: Stern Venture Fellow Dr. Ross Kopelman (MS ‘15) is the co-founder of DermOnDemand, a teledermatology platform focused on making affordable dermatologic evaluations accessible one consultation at a time. We
By: Dr. Simone Andrews (PSYD ‘12) While my experience as an entrepreneur has highlighted my personal strengths, it has also frankly put me face-to-face with challenges in my career and
Co-founder of Heliotrope, Casey Bloomquist, won EnergyTech NYC Regional Prize for their business plan, moving on to the next round in the competition. Bloomquist is a 2023 Entrepreneurs Challenge Semi-Finalist.
Our very own Cynthia Franklin, Director of the Berkley Center for Entrepreneurship, was quoted in Business Insider about the right time to start a venture.
Jay Schiff, Co-founder & CEO of Addinex Technologies, Inc. has received a $260K grant from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to improve upon existing addiction medication dispensing for people with opioid use disorder. He was a 2018 Entrepreneurs Challenge finalist and avid Berkley Center Volunteer.
