Throughout October, E+I has been and will be visiting ASU campuses to encourage students to “just start” on their ideas for startups, non-profits and everything in between. Our friends from

ASU Launch Days are our favorite campus entrepreneurship events. We may be a little biased but sorry, not sorry. We love seeing Sun Devils excited about getting started on their

It’s intimidating to talk about your idea in front of people, but the key is to know that EVERYONE is in the same boat as you are, more or less.

It’s not easy to launch a startup that will be the next Facebook, Tesla or non-profit that will change the world. We have come up with the perfect recipe for

This Monday had only just begun when we found out that Arizona State University’s remote healthcare solutions startup teleScrypts is a top 10 finalist for UNICEF’s #WearablesforGood design challenge. According

At Arizona State University, we believe entrepreneurship and innovation is not just about starting companies. It’s a mindset and a skill set that defines individuals. It allows them to identify

Note: This article was originally published in The Arizona Republic’s “Getting Started,” a column by Arizona State University’s W. P. Carey School of Business faculty on entrepreneurship. The author is Sidnee Peck,

How many Arizona State University student entrepreneurs does it take to develop a solution for parents and nannies to share photos and videos of a child’s memorable moments, share critical information on the go,

(Arizona State University is redefining higher education in the United States. Focused on excellence, access and impact, ASU has taken the lead on developing entrepreneurial learners – students, faculty and