Getting Back to Business
Exploring local businesses one year into the COVID-19 pandemic
Exploring local businesses one year into the COVID-19 pandemic
Ithaca College held its first 3 Day Startup, an event that provided students with the chance to practice pitching business ideas.
Since cab companies can control their rates, ASAP Cab Companies decided to offer the lowest price for a ride to draw in more customers.
The Center for Trading and Analysis of Financial Instruments has been renovated this year to more closely resemble a Wall Street trading room.
Two new Ithaca College Dana professors were announced Aug. 30, after changes were made to the professorship program by the Faculty Council and subsequently approved by the Executive Committee of the Dana Foundation this past February.
Malaika Apparel Co., a business created by Ithaca College senior Rita Bunatal, won the grand prize of $20,000 and the audience choice award of $500 at the third annual Business Plan Competition.
Ithaca College seniors Zane Coffey, Max Ocean and Daniel Minogue received $20,000 toward their company, Subversive Malting & Brewing, at the Business Plan Competition on April 28.
As Mary Ellen Zuckerman, dean of the School of Business, prepares to leave at the end of the spring semester, the Ithaca College community reflects on the differences she made in developing student professionalism and enhancing the school’s commitment to sustainability.
Amy Bertram ’12 will open a retail truck selling music paraphernalia in Los Angeles.
Tossing his “heads I win, tails you lose” coin, Governor Andrew Cuomo recently outlined his legislative agenda for 2014 that included gambling among its many economic panaceas.
Three students won the third annual Business Competition, and with it, $1,000 each to produce their ideas.
Four first-place winners were announced at the Second Annual Business Competition. First place winners received $5,000 to help further their business ideas.