Innovation Scholars Named by the Swartz Center for Entrepreneurship - Tepper School of Business - Carnegie Mellon University
Summary
Each year, the Swartz Center for Entrepreneurship accepts applications from undergraduate students across Carnegie Mellon to be part of the Innovation Scholars Program. The program was created to foster innovation and entrepreneurship and seeks to increase the number of successful startup companies initiated by or involving Carnegie Mellon University’s undergraduate students. This year, Alex Garcia, John Winters, and Ishgun Singh Arora, all students of the Tepper School, were selected to be part of the 2023 cohort. Following his interests, Ishgun co-founded NextGenTutors last year, a new-age business that utilizes e-learning tools to digitize India’s economically unorganized high school tuition market. Jack aspires to grow as an entrepreneur, learning from others’ experiences and bonding with all the Innovation Scholar cohorts and the greater CMU entrepreneurial community.