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Empowering Student Entrepreneurs: Girish Kannali on TiE U’s Global Impact
Learn more about TiE U: https://tie-u.org/Connect with TiE SoCal: https://tiesocal.org/ If you are a student interested in joining TiE U, the deadline to apply is May 31. Join us for an insightful conversation with tech entrepreneur and investor Girish Kannali as he delves into the transformative power of TiE U, a global initiative by TiE…
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Unbox Creativity and Innovation with Design Thinking: A CSUF Startup Incubator Workshop
Innovation doesn’t happen by accident—it’s the result of deliberate, strategic thinking. In a recent CSUF Startup Incubator workshop, Jarazet Altamirano, a seasoned Digital Marketer and Innovation Strategist, led an engaging session that broke down design thinking into practical steps that anyone can apply to unlock creativity and solve complex problems. Whether you’re launching a startup,…
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Don’t Let IP Mistakes Sink Your Startup – Join Us Tonight on Zoom!
Learn from an expert how to protect your business ideas the right way If you’re launching a startup—or thinking about it—then you need to know the basics of intellectual property. That’s why we’re excited to welcome back longtime friend of the CSUF Center for Entrepreneurship, Justin Sanders, for another must-attend session in our CSUF Startup…
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Unlock Innovation: Unbox Creativity and Innovation with Design Thinking – Wednesday at 6pm on Zoom
Are you looking to spark fresh ideas and unlock innovative solutions for your business or projects? Join us tomorrow at 6 PM on Zoom for an engaging workshop titled “Unbox Creativity and Innovation with Design Thinking” — a must-attend event for entrepreneurs, students, and innovators. Why Design Thinking Matters for Entrepreneurs Design thinking is a…
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The Entrepreneurial Journey of Woo Kim: Innovation and Impact through LynkMe Cards
Starting a business takes more than just a great idea—it requires dedication, strategic thinking, and the willingness to embrace challenges. For Woo Kim, a CSUF alumnus and entrepreneur, the path to launching his successful venture, LynkMe Cards, was paved with valuable lessons learned through the CSUF Startup Incubator, real-world experience, and a passion for building…
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Celebrating Leadership and Innovation: John Bradley Jackson’s Impact on CSUF Entrepreneurship
The CSUF Center for Entrepreneurship has become a cornerstone of innovation and entrepreneurial growth at Cal State Fullerton, Southern California, and globally, thanks in no small part to the leadership of John Bradley Jackson (JJ). Recently nominated for the Orange County Business Journal Entrepreneur of the Year Award, JJ’s contributions have played a pivotal role…
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Calling All Student and Alumni Entrepreneurs: Showcase Your Business at the Garden Flea Market!
Are you a CSUF student or alum with a business to promote? The Garden Flea Market is your chance to showcase your products, connect with the community, and support a great cause! Hosted by CSUF’s Event Planning and Management class, this student-led event is designed to shine a spotlight on student-run businesses while drawing attention…
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Upgrade Your Connection Game: Business Cards 2.0 with LynkMe Founder Woo Kim
In today’s fast-paced business world, making meaningful connections is more important than ever. But are your networking tools working for you or against you? Woo Kim, founder of LynkMe, believes that traditional business cards are outdated and ineffective. In his recent talk at the CSUF Startup Incubator, Woo shared his entrepreneurial journey and explained how…
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Panther Cage Pitch Competition 2025 – Calling All Aspiring Entrepreneurs!
Are you ready to take your startup idea to the next level? Chapman University’s Panther Cage Pitch Competition, hosted by the Leatherby Center for Entrepreneurship and Business Ethics, is your chance to showcase your business, gain valuable feedback, and compete for funding. This Shark Tank-style pitch competition offers a unique opportunity for entrepreneurs to present…
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The Pepperdine Most Fundable Companies Program: A Launchpad for Startup Success
The Pepperdine Most Fundable Companies (MFC) program is a prestigious national initiative designed to recognize and support high-potential startups. Developed by Pepperdine University’s Graziadio Business School, the MFC program provides emerging companies with the credibility and visibility needed to attract investors and accelerate growth. What is the Most Fundable Companies Program? The Most Fundable Companies…