Deniece Griffin ran an online fitness portal throughout the pandemic, but when her clients returned to the gym, she pivoted. This spring, she will launch a beta app for women to track the symptoms associated with menopause.
Building an "Innovation Engine" at Georgia State University's J. Mack Robinson College of Business.
College webmaster Ef Rodriguez spends his Wednesday evenings at a nonprofit bicycle repair shop, where patrons can sift through affordable, donated parts and tools, and learn to fix their bikes themselves.
Chau Nguyen's job at the School of Hospitality allows her to give back to students--and to her family.
Rachael Nicholos has competed at Greek dance festivals since sixth grade and served as director of the Hellenic Dance Ministry of Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church in her hometown of Raleigh, North Carolina.
Just as Sharry Conroy began a new chapter as associate director of the CAC, her older son Bryce entered kindergarten. Her ardor for Robinson really rubbed off on him.
Musaddeq Khan gives aspiring founders from underrepresented and overlooked populations the funding, training—and tough love—they need to scale up their ideas.
Shalanda Cofer runs a landscaping business in her spare time. She had to stop advertising because of a rapidly growing customer base. Plus, two clients have won "yard wars"-style competitions in their neighborhoods.
Shantina Knox established Treasure Our Daughters Academy, a nonprofit that equips girls age 10 through 12 with critical life skills.
Ellie Diaz has always felt compelled to make things. She met a community of cosplayers at Dragon Con in 2011 and has been hooked on building her own complex costumes ever since.
