CORE's own Kimberly Hou sits down for an interview with NYC angel investor Joanne Wilson. They discuss investing, entrepreneurship and what makes startup founders successful. 

Angel Investor Joanne Wilson sits down with CORE

Kimberly Hou sits down for a quick talk with Columbia university lecturer and director of Entrepreneurship in Biotechnology, Dr. David Sable. Outside of academia, Dr. Sable directs healthcare and life science investing for the Special Situations Fund. 

Dr. Sable offers insight into tuning ideas into real businesses, problems into solutions, and inspiration into execution. 



Dr. David Sable of Columbia University

CORE sits down with Simon Sylvester-Chaudhuri of NYC ACRE to discuss the NYC Accelerator, Startups and what to look for in founders.

Simon Sylvester-Chaudhuri of NYC ACRE sits down with CORE

Kimberly Hou of CORE sits down with Stephanie McLean, founder of Trendy Treat and Columbia University Alumnus. They discuss the struggles faced by founders, Stephanie's most gratifying moment thus far, and advice for rising entrepreneurs. 

Entrepreneur Stephanie McLean sits down with CORE

CORE’s Kimberly Hou (CC’16) sat down with Columbia’s own Samuel Sia, Associate Professor of Biomedical Engineering, to talk about his experiences in life science entrepreneurship. He studied biochemistry at the University of Alberta before earning a Ph.D. in Biophysics from Harvard University. He is also the co-founder of Harlem Biospace, a biotech incubator situated in Manhattan. 

Dr. Samuel Sia of Columbia University

CORE's own Kimberly Hou speaks with Columbia Alumnus and founder of BOND, a professional networking application, to discuss the growing startup, struggles she faced early on, and some of the resources she found particularly useful while building the application. Renuka's BOND can be found on the App Store here - https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/bondapp/id871170689?mt=8

Interview with Renuka Agarwal, founder of BOND, a professional networking app

Interviews with startup founders, venture capitalists, angel investors and more from Columbia's student entrepreneurship society.

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