by wpengine | Aug 28, 2020 | Blog, Class of 2020, Companies, News
Voteology is gearing up to help college students across the country make the most of their vote in the upcoming presidential election. Led by Juliana Bain ’20, Noe Abernathy ’20, and Devki Trivedi ’20, the Cornell-based startup was founded by Bain while participating...
by wpengine | Jul 29, 2020 | Class of 2017, Companies, News, Success Stories
As businesses across New York State navigate reopening, Iterate Labs, an eLab alumni startup formerly known as OrthoFit (Class of 2017), expanded the features of its wearable technology and biomotion analytics platform to ensure social distancing compliance and rapid...
by wpengine | May 28, 2020 | Blog, Class of 2019, Companies, News, Success Stories
“Our good news story of the day comes at a time when so many people could use a friend,” said Ryan Seacrest of NBC’s Live with Kelly and Ryan as he introduced Quarantine Buddy to the show on May 22. Created by the founders of eLab startup, Zing—Jordyn Goldzweig ’21,...
by wpengine | May 6, 2020 | Blog, Class of 2020, Companies, News
In proper social distancing fashion, selected startups from the eLab Class of 2020 delivered their final business pitches at eLab Demo Day 2020 on April 28 to an engaged audience via Zoom, fielding questions from peers, mentors, and supporters online. This year’s six...
by wpengine | Mar 31, 2020 | Class of 2013, Companies, News, Success Stories
Rosie, an eLab alumni company (Class of 2013) that serves independent grocery retailers with its online shopping platform, teamed up with DoorDash earlier this month to expand its grocery delivery services across the United States. Rosie’s retail partners utilize the...
by wpengine | Mar 19, 2020 | Class of 2013, Companies, News
Concerns over food shortages at grocery stores and social distancing during the COVID-19 outbreak has prompted many individuals to order their groceries online, leading to an increase in sales for online grocery shopping platforms, such as Rosie, which is based in...
