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The Hardest Part of Starting Up | Māhlon Acoustics by Andrew Graber

by Andrew Graber | May 8, 2018 | VentureLab

It is no secret that starting a business is a difficult thing. Some startups succeed but the vast majority fail. In a study conducted by Statistic Brain, it was found that after five years of launching, 50% of all U.S. companies fail. After ten years the failure rate...

The Hardest Part About Starting Up by Austin Zick

by Austin Zick | May 3, 2018 | Student Voice, VentureLab

The Graphrite has been a long journey and one that I’ve been fortunate enough to participate in. The purpose of this blog post is to document my experience and determine what has been “the hardest part” of starting up a company and getting it on its feet. But as I...

The Hardest Part of Starting Up for Me by Mark Sotomayor

by Mark Sotomayor | May 2, 2018 | Challenge & Inspire, Student Voice, VentureLab

The hardest part of starting up – where do I start?  There are so many difficulties in the early stages of a business.  Most that I have experienced have been around the business concept in itself.  Oftentimes, startups have to solve a huge problem or they...

Looking Back to Jump Forward by Maddie Williams

by Madeline Williams | Apr 30, 2018 | Student Voice, VentureLab

It is not a new concept to look back or review our past decisions and understand their outcomes but what would it look like to look back on a yearly, weekly, or daily basis, really understanding our decisions, why we made them, and if they were worth it. In a recent...

Gret Glyer’s DonorSee by Mark Sotomayor

by Mark Sotomayor | Apr 30, 2018 | Speaker Series, Student Voice, VentureLab

Gret Glyer is the Founder of DonorSee and an advocate for the poor around the world.  As a graduate from Grove City College, he attributes his college experiences as a Grover towards his success with such a large undertaking, like starting his own business.  DonorSee...

A Pivoting Product by Maddie Williams

by Madeline Williams | Apr 19, 2018 | Student Voice, VentureLab

The Graphrite was first by Keith Meinkrantz, a senior mechanical engineer, to aid in daily graphing and sketching demanded by his classes. It first made its debut in the Spring of 2017 in the Maker’s Design Competition where it took first place and since then...
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