Starter Company Program to Help Young Kingston Entrepreneurs
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PARTEQ Brings Entrepreneur Expertise to Queen’s University Students
PARTEQ Innovations’ new entrepreneur in residence knows a thing or two about business success. And he’s bringing his business savvy and engineering background to Queen’s University to help young researchers get their ideas off the ground. Roger Bowes, former CEO of Kingston’s ESG Solutions, transferred his graduate research experience in seismology at Queen’s into the… Keep Reading
Queen’s University Student Wins National Entrepreneur Prize
Emily Dimytosh (Commerce) recently accepted the inaugural Satchu Prize for her outstanding performance at The Next 36, a competitive program aimed at transforming Canada’s most promising undergraduates into the country’s top entrepreneurs. “It was an incredible opportunity that constantly pushed me into situations of discomfort,” says Ms Dimytosh. “The exposure to industry leaders, the rigorous… Keep Reading
Have an Awesome Idea for Kingston? Then You Could Earn $1000!
Awesome Kingston, a Chapter of the Awesome Foundation for the Arts and Sciences, has launched locally. The Awesome Foundation for the Arts and Science is a growing, worldwide network of people devoted to “spreading the interest of awesomeness in the universe” and distributes a series of monthly $1000 grants to projects and their creators. The… Keep Reading
Queen’s Students Selected for Elite Business Program
Three Queen’s students have been selected to participate in The Next 36 and will receive scholarships for the program valued at $25,000. The students competed in a rigorous weekend of interviews with some of Canada’s top executives to secure their spot. The Next 36 is aimed at helping launch the careers of the country’s most… Keep Reading