Ji Mi Choi, an associate vice president at Arizona State University, said in a statement that the incubator’s backers see supporting young waste-reduction ventures as “essential to the development of

Startups focused on solutions for minimizing, preventing and reusing waste are invited to apply for a new incubator offered by Arizona State University and the city of Phoenix.

“We are building a process to develop entrepreneurs of all stripes, of all developmental stages, at scale,” he said. “If we do this right, we could be onto something very

The Valley of the Sun isn’t just a place where people bring their companies for a better shot at success. It’s someplace where companies get their start and grow.

Two ASU students saw a problem: parking near campus was too expensive and inconvenient. Their solution is an app launched in May called AirGarage.

ASU outpaced universities including Duke, Yale, Carnegie Mellon, Georgetown and Dartmouth.

Arizona State University offers Poder, a training designed for individuals from underserved communities to use entrepreneurship skills to solve community issues, and Prepped, a main street food entrepreneurship program designed

At ASU, we view the upholding of our design principle to value entrepreneurship as a pan- university effort and thus offer resources from courses to competitions, mentors to makerspaces, faculty

She [Ji Mi Choi, associate vice president of corporate engagement, economic development, and entrepreneurship and innovation at ASU] admires ASU’s strong ties to Arizona, and its ability to become greater