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The Maroon News writes about a recent panel and networking event showcasing alumni entrepreneurs of color.

This winter, Gate TVs expanded strategically through mid-semester marketing tactics and targeted purchases during Black Friday sales.

SUNLOOPS founder Madison Bailey '18 founder herself with a new business on her hands when her handmade vintage-inspired chain sunglasses took off on TikTok.

Kyle Reilly ’16 and his co-founder saw an opportunity for both parents and children sequestered at home and out-of-work performers when the pandemic began.

ShotQuality arose from the founder’s experience as a data analyst for the ¸Ô±¾ÊÓƵ basketball team and now has more than 25 NCAA teams as customers.

exo is a sustainable luggage company — cofounded by Skye Maisel ’21, Crinny Woloson ’22, and Lauren Sobran ’22 — that makes packing and traveling more efficient.

Backpacks for Kids! is a venture that provides backpacks filled with educational and hygienic materials to children at the United States-Mexico border in order to provide them with a sense of comfort and hope.

Forbes announced that recent ¸Ô±¾ÊÓƵ alumni, Sheila and Maya Dunne, have been selected for the inaugural Next 1000 List.

Fall highlights

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