USD School of Business partnered with The Brink SBDC to offer students an opportunity to work with local San Diego small businesses “Students are so fun to work with. They are creative, thoughtful, and fun,” states Karen Brunett, CEO and founder of Qookit, an app that streamlines the meal planning and cooking process using artificial intelligence.
San Diego Fintech Startup, Advice Analytics, Strives to Unlock $300 Billion in Retirement Assets with The Brink SBDC’s Guidance With The Brink's one-on-one consulting and resources, Jerry Yen of Advice Analytics, raises close to $1 million in investment capital “Our recent win in Seattle started right here in San Diego, through this Brink SBDC and it’s programs,”
Local entrepreneurs have taken their innovative ideas from prototype to the market with the help of Innovate-Up, a program offered through The Brink Small Business Development Center (SBDC) at the University of San Diego that launched last year and is supported in part through a $300,000 County of San Diego grant from Supervisor Nathan Fletcher.
Local entrepreneurs have taken their innovative ideas from prototype to the market with the help of Innovate-Up, a program offered through the Brink Small Business Development Center (Brink SBDC) at the University of San Diego that launched last year and is supported in part through a $300,000 County of San Diego grant from Supervisor Nathan
The second annual San Diego Angel Conference announced investments totaling $400,000 in three companies, AgTools, Noria Water Technologies, and Visicell Medical. Due to the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19), the conference was held digitally, with more than 690 registrants from all over the United States and the world, including Canada, India, Kyrgyzstan, Mexico, and Myanmar. The virtual
