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Tag: CSUF Startup Incubator

  • CSUF Entrepreneurship Interview GottaGoFoods

    Founded by two CSUF Entrepreneurship alumni, Rachel Littell and Andrew Ayres, GottaGoFoods is on a mission to create delicious cookies that also help with digestion. In this interview, we talk with Rachel and Andrew about their company, what lessons that they learned at CSUF have helped them launch their company, and the advice they have…

  • What You Need to Know Before Hiring Your First Employee & Maximizing Growth | CSUF Startup Event February 27 on Zoom

    What You Need to Know Before Hiring Your First Employee & Maximizing Growth | CSUF Startup Event February 27 on Zoom

    About the Event: PEOPLE ARE THE HIGHEST COST & GREATEST ASSET TO YOUR COMPANY. Learn from People Operations Executive, Lance Robbins, how early stage culture is essential to scaling up your startups. You will learn how to levergage your employee’s experience to maximize profits. You will also learn what you need to know before hiring…

  • Director Jackson Honored As One of OC’s Most Influential

    Director Jackson Honored As One of OC’s Most Influential

    CSUF Center for Entrepreneurship Director John Jackson is honored as one of Orange County’s most influential individuals in the annual Orange County Business Journal‘s OC500. The OC500 honors individuals from all sectors of the Orange County economy. Honorees range from top executives at the largest publicly held companies to up-and-coming entrepreneurs, as well as a…

  • CSUF Incubator + OCTANE = Student Success

    CSUF Incubator + OCTANE = Student Success

    Entrepreneurs come from all backgrounds, they’re not just business majors. CSUF Startup Incubator + OCTANE STEAM Fellows = Student Success The FedEx founder got his idea in the Marine Corps. MMA fighter Conor McGregor took a whiskey brand from zero to $600 million. Elon Musk has a degree in physics. The STEAM Fellowship at OCTANE is a…

  • CSUF Startup Talk with JJ Ep 1 – 10-8 Systems

    CSUF Startup Talk with JJ Ep 1 – 10-8 Systems

    10-8 Systems was founded by CSUF student Bryan Ruef and his brother Kevin with a simple mission: Bring dispatching services to communities and organizations that desperately need them but cannot afford them. After less than a year they have many clients and many more in the hopper and, best of all, they were recently instrumental…

  • CSUF Entrepreneurship Success Story: David Chamberlain ’14

    CSUF Entrepreneurship Success Story: David Chamberlain ’14

    David Chamberlain is one of those students that you knew would do great things. He is currently the VP of Sales and Marketing at Creative Outdoor Distributor and is getting ready to launch his first business, Interact, which will help families find the best service providers for their special needs children. In addition to being…

  • Cal State Fullerton Startup Incubator Helps Entrepreneur Takes His Startup to the Next Level

    Cal State Fullerton Startup Incubator Helps Entrepreneur Takes His Startup to the Next Level

    John Barton wanted to take his startup Point `N Save to the next level. When he became a resident at the CSUF Startup Incubator he was given the tools and guidance needed to do just that. Dr. Deborah Ferber, a startup advisor at the incubator, helped John pivot his business toward a more viable app…

  • Why Investors Say No

    Why Investors Say No

    Many investors, especially those who invest professionally, say “no” to the vast majority of startups they see. In this case, that rejection rate could be as high as 99%. So, why do investors say No? At the CSUF Startup Incubator we work with our residents to figure out this part of the startup puzzle. Some…

  • CSUF Startup Incubator Resident Launches Live Work Play App

    CSUF Startup Incubator Resident Launches Live Work Play App

    CSUF Startup Incubator Resident John Barton has launched his Live Work Play app to the public today. John has been working with the North Orange County Chamber of Commerce to develop an app for their members and the area of North Orange County to better connect companies in their area with community members. The mission…

  • CSUF Entrepreneurship 2018-19 Year in Review

    CSUF Entrepreneurship 2018-19 Year in Review

    The 2018-19 school year has finished and the CSUF Entrepreneurship community accomplished many great things! By the numbers: Thousands of people attended our events and competed in our competitions More than 200 students majored, minored, or studied entrepreneurship Welcomed our 50th startup to the CSUF Startup Incubator Completed consulting projects for more than 100 businesses…