"Creatives are entrepreneurs, too. And we want to help them do their work better." The dynamic trio who founded Monicat Data knew that the artists in the community needed support. Their powers combined are bringing a workflow as a service to the marketplace.
Read MorePeople from the Midwest are modest. Humble. They have a reputation for being hardworking and loyal. They don't put on heirs and don't enjoy watching others do it either.
Read More"Our goal is to help you experience things in life that make you happiest." Listen to the founder, Conor O'Phelan, discuss the challenges and opportunities of product-market fit and changing how people experience their communities.
Read MoreNo entrepreneur wants to fail. It’s not an enjoyable experience. It's not the expectation you have when you take this kind of risk. When putting yourself and your ideas out into the world the assumption is that you will succeed. At the very least, you will try your very best. No one goes into an entrepreneurial venture looking for failure. But entrepreneurs always know, deep down, that it is a possibility.
Read More"Exactly what you need exactly when you need it. That's Clutch." Meet the app that wants to keep you safer and more secure in your everyday experience.
Read More"Resource scarcity, discomfort, having to wear all the hats when you don't have expertise in all the areas. These are normal growing pains." How does a new program help entrepreneurs navigate the trials and tribulations of building a company?
"Why are there not more Muslim girls participating in sports?" What started as a non-profit dedicated to increasing sports participation for Muslim women and girls has launched into an international company shifting the activewear industry.
Read More"When are you going to do your own thing?" Making the jump to entrepreneurship is risky but the benefits of working for yourself are high. Learn more about how the first cohort at Lunar Startups thinks about the upside of entrepreneurship.
Read More"The fact that it's personal to me is valuable." A self-taught technologist, Caroline Karanja set out to create a tech-enabled process for organizations that need support in diversity, equity, and inclusion. Hear more about her company, 26 Letters, and why she is helping schools and businesses to rethink their human potential.
Read MoreWhat would it look like if all entrepreneurs have an equal playing field? If access to capital, networks, and opportunities weren't reserved for those who have historically benefited due to privilege? A collective of dedicated individuals and organizations teamed up to find an answer. They launched LUNAR STARTUPS in 2018. An accelerator determined to create better opportunities for women, people of color and other high-potential entrepreneurs.
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