Entrepreneurship

Manvi Kottakota, a busy Northeastern student, needed a smarter way to organize her notes. She created Jot, an intuitive note-taking platform that leverages AI for seamless organization and effortless retrieval and collaboration.

Currently in remission from an inflammatory autoimmune disorder, Nicole Guadagno created what she wishes she had: Remetra is a wearable medical device that measures and tracks inflammatory markers.

After several stints working in healthcare settings, Naomi Rajput, a pre-med student at Northeastern, created CareWallet, a digital health solution that connects patients with providers—and connects providers with the health information of their patients.

When Aleena Jacob participated in a high school medical training program, it opened her eyes to new opportunities. Now she’s giving back by collaborating with Harvard Medical School’s MEDscienceLAB Forensics.

Sisters Darrel Schreiner and Dominique Schreiner are co-founders and co-CEOs of Cake Denim, a sustainable denim brand focused on celebrating all bodies.

Linh Dinh founded ATURE, a business platform that connect small- and medium-sized producers in rural Vietnam with consumers in the U.S.

With her venture, Las Mujercitas, Emily Zeledon aims to empower women growers and other small farmers in Nicaragua.

Kerrian Johnson is boosting small businesses through the creative design and consulting firm Fruit Juice Studio, which she co-founded with a longtime friend.

As a paralegal intern, Violetta Skittidi saw firsthand how legal documents can pile up. So, she created Formulaw, an AI-driven platform to help companies make sense of their documents.