Creating products you love is the soul of studentpreneurs. That’s why we are so fortunate to have interviewed Josie Hadaway for THIS EPISODE of The Studentpreneur Show!
Episode seven of The Studentpreneur Show highlights an inspiring studentpreneur, Savy Lieser! Savy founded Furever Home Friends in 2017 while attending DePaul University in Chicago for her Master of Arts in Writing and Publishing (MAWP).
In this episode, Savy shares about her business and the tools that have helped her launch and thrive.
In this sixth episode of The Studentpreneur Show, Cliff Holekamp and Taegan discuss how Cliff, as a professor at Washington University, has helped students, what personalities work best in the business world, and his opinion on internships.
Ever consider being part of one of the best campus rep or brand ambassador programs?
In between time at the pool, family vacation, and your summer job, I bet you’re wondering about a job during the school year. You want a job that will 1. Teach you valuable skills that will make you more marketable after graduation and 2. Make some money!
On this episode of The Studentpreneur Show, Taegan interviews Professor Jim Friedman. Together they talk about the opportunities Miami University offers, his background, and advice for studentpreneurs.
The University of Michigan is rated #1 for entrepreneurship. We are so fortunate that Eric Fretz, professor of Entrepreneurship and Creativity, is on our forth episode of The Studentpreneur Show!
On this episode Taegan interviews Eric Fretz about the innovation stirring up at University of Michigan, tips for starting a business while in college, and character traits of successful people.
Our third episode of The Studentpreneur Show is our first interview with a Studentprenuer! Taegan interviews Ben Cox of Ben Cox Photography, a local photographer growing his business who gives advice on how to make money with photography as a high school student.
Summer is about adventure and fun, so you want alternatives to traditional summer jobs. You don’t want to be bogged down by a minimum wage job that you’ll have to work 60 hours a week, right? That’s why today we’re offering you four creative alternatives to summer jobs for the hardworking free spirits so you don’t have to slave away and can start enjoying your summer!
Follow along for the suggestions below!
In this episode, Taegan interviews Karen Kunkle and Sarah Clayton of the GO CAPS program. GO CAPS stands for the Greater Ozarks Centers for Advanced Professional Studies. While the GO CAPS program itself focuses on developing skills in high school students, this episode is full of ideas and wisdom for local business involvement with the community and for entrepreneurs.