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A Black- and female-founded business that has developed a community college-to-university platform, empowering community college students to connect with a university and achieve a bachelor’s degree.

The panel includes eight current and recently graduated international students who will speak about their experiences as students in the United States and their educational and career journeys.

Manny at EdVisorly: "Community colleges play a critical role in higher education and economic inclusion in the United States."

EdVisorly featured as one of seven finalists announced for 2023 Milken-Penn GSE Education Business Plan Competition.

Manny Smith, Founder and CEO of EdVisorly, joined the near-peer Fireside Chat at our Annual Conference alongside fellow LaunchPad alumni Kelsey Davis and Jon Wang.

The theme at 2022’s ASU+GSV Summit called for attendees to imagine a new era—one where all people have equal access to the future.

Today, EdVisorly is a nationwide community college-to-university transfer platform — the first of its kind.

EdVisorly, which supports the community college to university transfer process was the SharkTank 2023 winner.

In this second part of the Postcards from ASU GSV mini-series, we talk to a wide variety of amazing Higher Ed and workforce entrepreneurs about their companies, what they're seeing at the ASU conference, and what they're seeing in the field at large.

EdVisorly featured as one of seven finalists announced for 2023 Milken-Penn GSE Education Business Plan Competition.

The start-ups are aiming to use AI to do everything from eliminating bias in lending to personalizing beauty product recommendations.

The tech giant established the Google for Startups Founders Funds to ensure Black and Latino entrepreneurs receive financial assistance and necessary support to influence multiple sectors. According to information provided to AFROTECH™, each recipient will receive $150,000 in non-dilutive cash awards and $100,000 in Google Cloud credits.