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Deming Center for Entrepreneurship – Entrepreneurial Solutions operates as an independent LLC, providing students with hands-on experience running a business and offering professional consulting services.
Deming Center for Entrepreneurship – Born out of the CU Sustainability Hackathon competition in 2023, Foodwise Solutions Inc. is an innovative restaurant management software designed to streamline kitchen operations, reduce food waste and help restaurants minimize their environmental impact.
Venture Partners at CU Boulder – Companies at the Rocky Mountain Life Sciences Investor and Partnering Conference on September 12 and 13 represent the future of life-saving health innovation from the Rocky Mountain West. They will pitch to angel
Deming Center for Entrepreneurship –ÌýBorn in Germany and raised in the United States,ÌýMarc HerzbergerÌýled a complete rebranding effort and reinvention for Hype, especially after their appearance on Shark Tank, which significantly
Today, there is an overwhelming amount of information on the internet about resources for women founders. While this resource page is not intended to be a comprehensive list of women-focused grants and loans, Startup Colorado providesÌýtips and
College of Media, Communication and Information—A CMCI graduate took second place in the university’s New Venture Challenge for a company aiming to digitize how youth sports leagues hire and schedule referees.
Colorado Inno—A Boulder food-tech startup walked away with a $100,000 check after winning the New Venture Challenge Final Showcase, a multi-event entrepreneurial competition. FoodWise won the grand prize after going head-to-head against four other finalists last month. The startup, co-founded by four CU undergraduates, is a software platform designed to help restaurants save money and reduce waste.
Leeds School of Business—Meet Tanner and Rebekah, two visionaries from Leeds who are reshaping how we think about healthy snacking. The idea for Better Bites sprouted from Tanner’s personal health and wellness journey. They’ve competed in the New Venture Challenge's (NVC) General Competition and Women Founders Competition.
The 2024 New Venture Challenge (NVC) culminated in a final showcase on April 17 in front of a live audience cheering on CU Boulder’s next big innovations. At an event filled with great ideas and even greater entrepreneurial spirit, five teams competed for $165,000 in prize money.Ìý
The New Venture Challenge (NVC) and Deming Center for Entrepreneurship teamed up to present the NVC Women Founders competition, awarding $10,000 to groundbreaking new ventures.