Having grown up with a restaurateur father, business administration senior David Bartolomucci and older brother Raymond Bartolomucci know the restaurant industry like the back of their spatulas.
VSCO co-founder and Cal Poly alum Joel Flory to speak at entrepreneurship panel
The discussion with Flory will center around the experience, trials and errors of creating a viable business.
An entrepreneurial journey: Cal Poly alum launches personal finance software
Jonathan Allen developed WizeFi, a new-to-market personal finance application that is changing the game on budgeting and money management.
SLO HotHouse graduates six startup companies
Between them, the companies have more than two dozen employees and $1.8 million in venture capital.
CIE receives $500,000 grant from Department of Commerce
The grant money will be allocated to building a new innovation lab and expanding the existing accelerator program.
Student promotes self-love with ‘Fuck With Myself’ fashion line
Business administration senior Kaija Clinton can’t wait until graduation to start her career. Her summer plans include launching her own outerwear fashion line called “Fuck With Myself.” The line’s recycled jean jackets promote diversity and individuality with screen printed original…
Fifth annual SLO Startup Weekend comes to Cal Poly
Meathead Movers CEO Aaron Steed and graphic communication professor Charmaine Farber are two of the competition’s judges.
Guidekick: The pocket-friendly historical sidekick
Take a travel guide, an audiobook and a tour guide, wrap them all into a cell-phone-sized package and slip it in users’ pockets or purses. It becomes their tour guide sidekick — a Guidekick.
Mustang News Weekly Newscast, May 29, 2014
Mustang News anchors Julian Del Gaudio and Mallory St. George recap Mustang News’ biggest stories this week.
App aims to transform garden
Cal Poly graduate David Harms created an app that grows a garden in front of your eyes.
SLO HotHouse seeks new location to expand
Cal Poly is seeking a new location downtown for its SLO HotHouse program, with an addition of residential space to house 40-80 upper-division students.