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From reusable thermal plastics for prosthetics to an app that helps you find sustainable wineries, the first “green IdeaBounce®” held between the Skandalaris Center, InCEES, and the Office of Sustainability saw 13 individuals pitch their environmentally-conscience products and business ideas.

It is an all too familiar scenario for budding entrepreneurs. For months, maybe even years, you have what you think is a great idea for a new business or a product. You practice your two-minute elevator pitch so often, that

The Student Entrepreneurial Program (StEP) is a unique opportunity for students to own a business on campus that serves the WashU community. Any WashU undergraduate student can buy into an existing business or start a new one. This month we

Skandalaris Center Translational Fellow Everett Hall was recently named Outstanding Consultant of the Quarter by The BALSA Group, a nonprofit organization that provides consulting services for a variety of clients. Everett recently shared his experience in the following Q&A from

On Friday, August 21, 2020, the Skandalaris Center celebrated World Entrepreneur’s Day 2020 with a special inventor’s edition Skandalaris Startup Webinar hosted by Expert on Call Cheri Renee (MSW ’98).  In the one-hour webinar, Cheri introduced the different types of