Innovation

Sheehan Alam and Reyaad Sidique, members of ASU's entrepreneurship Expert Network, give a talk about building and monetizing Mobile Applications at the ASU Tempe Campus.

ASU's Expert Network consists of experienced entrepreneurs, business leaders or nonprofit executives who can provide expert assistance with planned or established ventures.

The Seymour Enterprises team was featured on KPHO CBS 5.

Innovation Challenge and Edson Initiative Winners – 2011

How they met:  Through Friends and Coworkers

TEMPE, AZ (KPHO) - An ASU student took the tragedy of losing his baby girl to sudden infant death syndrome and channeled his grief into helping save other lives.

Peter Seymour, 21, has invented a sensor device that he hopes will be in the general market for every parent to use.

The White House Public Engagement and mtvU are announcing the first ever Campus “Champions of Change” Challenge. The Challenge invites college and university students from across the country to demonstrate how their student led project is improving their campus community and helping America win the future.

Music Majors, Zack Clark and Nicholas Villalobos, are 2 of the winners of the p.a.v.e grant.

The p.a.v.e. program in arts entrepreneurship is pleased to announce the Fall 2011 recipients of p.a.v.e. seed grants for student-initiated arts-based ventures:

Participants network at a Mentorship Meetup event on the ASU Tempe campus. The Mentorship Meetup was created to help connect student entrepreneurs with local mentors. Photo by Safwat Saleem

Our expert network consists of experienced entrepreneurs, business leaders or nonprofit executives who can provide expert assistance with planned or established ventures.

Partnered for Success co-founders Priya Nathan and Nikki Lewis

Innovation Challenge Winners – 2010

How they met:  ASU Tillman Scholars – Leadership Through Action Program

Company formed: Partnered For Success

Arbsource, a spin out company from Arizona State University, is the winner of the Rocky Mountain Cleantech Open regional final for the Air, Water and Waste category. Arbsource uses biotechnology to transform wastewater treatment from a costly energy liability into a valuable resource for food and beverage companies.

SMALLab Learning, a faculty spin-out company from Arizona State University announced a $500,000 development grant provided by Educause and the Gates Foundation, and their first customer ChicagoQuest.

Arizona State University President Michael Crow has been named among America's 25 top innovators by Slate Magazine.