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Exercising Your Options

Business + Entrepreneurship

Exercising Your Options

August 15, 2016 | By Melissa Silmore

Need a last-minute, no hassle fitness class? Three Carnegie Mellon University classmates are making it easy for you.

Smart Call for Help

Entrepreneurship + Innovation

Smart Call for Help

August 11, 2016 | By Shannon Deep

Three years ago while lying on a hospital floor in severe pain, a Carnegie Mellon University graduate student came up with an idea that could save lives.

Working for a Living

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Working for a Living

December 29, 2015 | By Melissa Silmore

Shirish Pareek believes that the workforce must include people who work with their hands. The Carnegie Mellon alumnus is doing his part: directly, through his company, which has created hundreds of manufacturing jobs; and indirectly, by helping advise the U.S. Commerce Secretary on manufacturing policies. His alma mater is doing its part as well.

Public Policy + Entrepreneurship

Crowdfunding

Lily Daigle refreshes her webpage every 10 minutes; each click brings another victory.

Let's Make a Deal

Entrepreneurship + Business

Let's Make a Deal

Growing up in India, Sanjay Chakrabarty knew that his parents wanted him to follow in their footsteps and become a physician. He had other ideas. Business ideas. But in order to land his latest big deal, the Carnegie Mellon alumnus would have to act with a surgeon’s precision.

Entrepreneurship + Education

Got Your Back

LaunchCMU spotlights CMU startups

60 Seconds With...

December 14, 2013

Poorvi Patodia (DC’98), founder of Biena Foods, has developed a unique roasting process for protein-rich chickpeas that come in four flavors—barbeque, cinnamon maple, honey roasted, and sea salt.

Technology + Entrepreneurship

The World According to Gai

September 30, 2013

After compiling a stellar startup track record, Bowei Gai took a vacation that turned into something much more.

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