By Anna Bergeron ’24 Associate AI has opened the doors for innovation, and is now used in countless different ways and in almost every industry. Companies like Google, Microsoft, and Amazon are racing to be at the front of this wave of innovation by funding early stage AI companies. As…

By Kyle Santangelo ’26 Associate What was once called the beautiful game is becoming a political and pay-to-play system for those involved. Widely played around the world, the game of soccer is growing rapidly in the United States. Since European soccer is known as the highest level at which a…

By Julia Fichera ’26 Associate Sleep is one of the most mysterious bodily functions that occurs. Medical professionals are still baffled with the questions of why people sleep and what happens to them when they do drift off. While scientists have figured out some pieces of the necessity of sleep…

By Charlotte Butterfield ’24 Co-Managing Director Worldwide, over 60% of people have the ability to speak and understand more than one language, however, only 20.6% of Americans can do so. Internationally, language learning is not only commonplace but often even required, and an understanding of the importance of increased communication…

By Morgan Kahn ’24 Co-Managing Director In an era marked by environmental consciousness, the packaging industry has undergone a remarkable transformation. Traditional packaging methods, often synonymous with waste and pollution, are making way for innovative solutions driven by a growing number of startups. This shift in packaging practices was fueled…

By Jocelyne Bisson ’24 Director of External Relations The angel investor mentality is best defined by the phrase, high risk, high reward. Angels look at companies in the earliest stages of development. For a company to even have a chance at high profitability, someone must support it when it’s young…

By Sofia Menyalkin ’25 Director of Membership The FemTech Revolution: Here’s What You Need To Know. Women represent 50% of the world’s population, but you wouldn’t think so considering that the current Healthcare R&D (Research & Development) targeting women’s health specifically contributes to a mere 4% of the industry. Inequality…

By Stephanie Evans ’24 Head Principal In the not-so-distant past, the trajectory of a typical career was to graduate from college, secure a stable job, climb the corporate ladder, and retire comfortably after several decades of service. …

By Mitchel Gagnon ’24 Director of Marketing The oil and gas industry was and still is one of the main pillars of the U.S. economy. As of 2020 the United States Department of Energy stated that oil, natural gas, and coal provided 80% of American energy and the industry provided…