Harvard Crimson:
Sitting on a bus in China last spring break, 2 Harvard students discovered that they were united by more than an interest in Asia—both shared a passion for entrepreneurship.
By the end of the bus ride a partnership had been formed, and now the 2 have launched a Web site for other aspiring student businessmen.
Co-Founders S. Travis May ’09 and Vivek G. Ramaswamy ’07 launched the site last week to connect students who are interested in starting their own businesses.
The site, StudentBusinesses.com, sells subscriptions to professionals, such as private investors, venture capitalists, and accountants, with an interest in reaching student entrepreneurs. It is free for students, but they must apply for membership.
Users create profiles describing their interests and skills. They then place themselves into one or more of 3 categories: ‘In the Game,’ for those seeking investors and services for their existing businesses; ‘On the Roster,’ for students looking for business partners; and ‘In the Bullpen,’ for users looking to share business ideas.
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