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Building Momentum – How YOU Can Help MamaCarts
5/1/13 – This is an excerpt from an entry originally posted on MamaCarts’ blog on April 30. It is reposted here as a follow-up to an earlier post where we introduced our followers to this fabulous social enterprise. MamaCart’s mission is to create food … Continue reading
Introducing MamaCarts: The Complete, Clean, and Delicious Way to Solve Urban Food Insecurity
4/2/2013 – This guest post is written by Rachael Miller, (GSSE MBA ’12 and RPCV Benin ’06-‘08), about her new endeavor to solve urban food insecurity. She and three classmates graduated last year, but continue to build profitable ventures that … Continue reading
Wow Kenya: Harnessing the Creativity and Energy of Young Entrepreneurs
Wow! Big things are happening in Kenya, and I’m not talking about the recent presidential election. Yes, the world has breathed a collective sigh of relief that a highly contested election did not lead to a repeat of the violence … Continue reading
Venture Profile: Akiba Cooking Solutions
2/26/2013 – Akiba Cooking Solutions is a start-up currently being developed at Colorado State University. It is a joint effort between a team of MBA students in the Global Social and Sustainable Enterprise Program and engineers in the Advanced Cookstoves … Continue reading
100 Alumni | 30 ventures | 20 countries – Lessons Learned Educating Entrepreneurs
As we recruit our 7th cohort of international entrepreneurs, I was reflecting on the changes, accomplishments, and challenges of our innovative MBA program at Colorado State University. And don’t worry – if you aren’t a prospective, current, or past student, … Continue reading
Turning the Entrepreneurial Spark into Student Start-up Fireworks
10/15/12 – This guest post is written by Jessica Rawley, a research associate in the Center for the Advancement of Sustainable Enterprise at Colorado State University. Jessica recently attended the National Business Incubators Association Training Workshop in Milwaukee to learn … Continue reading