Innovators and entrepreneurs packed into a shared workspace Wednesday to hear what tips business professionals with years of experience had on creating relationships in the startup industry.
John Bello, who founded beverage company SoBe in 1995, visited to his alma mater Friday evening to speak about his career in front of a packed campus auditorium. Sharing skills and wisdom garnered through his life, Bello discussed everything from his time working at the NFL to his time as an undergraduate at Tufts.
Boston college students spent Thursday evening collaborating and sharing business venture ideas under the guidance of professionals from a venture capital firm.
Monica Kang stood in front of professors and students alike Wednesday and told the students, in particular, to relax: bad grades won’t end a career. She discussed her new book, “Rethink Creativity: How to Innovate, Inspire, and Thrive at Work" and explained embracing creativity encourages self-discovery.
Jonathan Allen was asked to share tips and tricks for managing student governments and affairs six years ago when he served as student body president for Grambling State University. That question would lead Allen, currently a third-year law student at Boston University’s School of Law and a fellow at Harvard Law School’s Charles Hamilton Houston Institute for Race and Justice, to create the nonprofit The Leadership Brainery.
City Hall Plaza was filled by young entrepreneurs and businesspeople earlier this week as the hub of Boston held the 2018 Forbes 30 Under 30 summit. Opened by a star-studded concert that featured performers such as Marshmello and Russ, the fifth annual summit also featured discussions by former and current politicians, musicians, activists and CEOs.
Dan Beaudry, author of “Power Ties: The International Student’s Guide to Finding a Job in the United States,” spoke to students at the Kenmore Classroom Building Wednesday about strategies for finding jobs in the United States as an international student.
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When it comes to music, there is no shortage of female artists. Names like Taylor Swift, Katy Perry and Beyoncé are giants of their respective genres. But what about those who are behind the name?...
Cracking jokes left and right, comedian Gibran Saleem was in his natural element Friday night at Boston University’s Photonics Center as he performed stand-up for the Organization of Pakistani Students’...
With music blaring and liquor flowing, distinguished venture capitalists, philanthropists and company executives came out Wednesday to support diversity in Boston’s tech community.
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As hackers grow bolder in their attacks on corporations and infrastructure, the demand for superior cybersecurity intelligence and support has grown worldwide.
Last Wednesday night, Kenneth Freeman,...
