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Entrepreneurial Journeys
What International Students Wish Professors Knew About Entrepreneurship
Whether you succeed or fail, you've demonstrated the willingness to try. Learn more.
How Believing in Miracles, and EO, Kept a Cookie Company From Crumbling
Shahira Marei ventured to EO’s Entrepreneurial Masters Program (EMP) ready to give her company away. Instead, she came home, rebuilt it, and is on track to surpass US$10 million in revenue.
GSEA 20th Anniversary Spotlight: For a Young Kenyan Entrepreneur, the Fourth Time Was the Charm
How Collins Kathuli turned three GSEA competition losses and one big win into a network, funding, and the confidence to scale one fintech company and launch another.
GSEA 20th Anniversary Spotlight: Solve the Hard Problem, Not the Easy One
How 25-year-old Onni Eriksson turned that advice — and two trips to GSEA — into AIATELLA, an AI startup taking on the world’s biggest killer.
From Housekeeper to CEO to Champion of Change
Sherry Deutschmann (EO Nashville) grew her company to US$40M by sharing profits and treating every employee as essential. Now she is using that philosophy to help women build million-dollar companies.
A Founder Who Puts Wealth in the Hands of Women
Bhavya Kalsi (EO Uganda) did not set out to become a champion for female entrepreneurs. But after several businesses, two continents, two children, and one pandemic, she could not imagine doing anything else.
The Accidental Artist: Entrepreneur-Turned-Painter Uses His Creativity for a Cause
Francisco Prado (EO El Salvador) spent 30 years building businesses in a culture where he was told art "was not for men." Now his paintings are helping women escape violence.