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AOL founder picks Phoenix for startup bus tour, will invest $100,000 in local startup

July 16, 2016

AOL co-founder and former CEO Steve Case plans on investing $100,000 in a local startup as part of his “Rise of the Rest” bus tour stop in Phoenix on Oct.

Minority owners of small businesses need access to resources and mentoring to unlock potential, panel of experts says

June 16, 2016

One way to unleash the enormous potential of minority entrepreneurs is to back away from the word “entrepreneur.” One way to unleash the enormous potential of minority entrepreneurs is to

KJZZ TheShow: Unlocking the Valley’s Entrepreneurial Potential

June 16, 2016

How can the Valley unlock its entrepreneurial potential? That was the topic of a discussion this week, sponsored by the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and ASU.

7 reasons ASU is the ‘Entrepreneurial University’

June 16, 2016

Arizona State University’s entrepreneurial spirit was honored Tuesday night at the annual Deshpande Symposium for Innovation Entrepreneurship in Higher Education. The university was presented with the Entrepreneurial University Award, a

ASU, NAWBO celebrate Phoenix female entrepreneurs

May 16, 2016

After five years of running her own digital-photography studio in Gilbert, Arizona, Elaine Kessler realized she needed some help in taking her business to the next level. She joined the

ASU, Draper University to partner on cutting-edge entrepreneurial program

May 16, 2016

Draper University and Arizona State University announced today that they are partnering to launch what they expect to be the No. 1 entrepreneurial program in the country. The Draper/ASU Entrepreneurial

Blazing a business path: Tips from entrepreneur Greg Rudolph

May 15, 2016

The ASU Alumni blog featured Board Blazers and Beyond Business Institute founder Greg Rudolph who started his entrepreneurial journey at ASU.

ASU entrepreneurs travel to Silicon Valley for innovation retreat

April 16, 2016

Entrepreneurs from five Arizona State University student-led startups traveled to the promised land of startups, Silicon Valley, from March 31 to April 2. There they met with top-level professionals, toured

ASU chief of research and innovation on keeping entrepreneurial minds in Phoenix

February 23, 2016

Here are some statistics for you to ponder: Arizona loses $660,000 toward economic development for each college graduate that it is unable to retain. Nearly $59 billion were invested by

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