Plant-based milk with a protein punch, that’s what Lily Woo wants to accomplish with her startup. Inspired by her own journey as a dairy-free consumer, Woo realized most plant-based milk options lack sufficient amounts of protein. So, she decided its time to revolutionize the market!
Alice Tyszka, Alice’s Authoring Company
Conor Dowler, Palate Pal
Jack Travis, Cleat Clinger
Pedro Moreira & Sawyer Sams, Enterprising Investing
Ian Thompson built Miracle Hummus with a simple goal in mind: to create something real that he could one day pass down to his family. With a background in mechanical engineering and a long-standing drive for entrepreneurship, Ian stepped away from the traditional career path to build a business rooted in ownership, health, and legacy.
Every startup has a pitch. But not every pitch is actually working.
Too often, founders are walking around with a deck or a one liner that explains what they do, but does not land, connect, or clearly communicate the value of what they are building. That is the gap NextGEN’s brand new Fix My Pitch program is designed to address.
One of the best things about Greenville’s entrepreneurial community is that there is no single way in. Some founders come through accelerators. Some start as side hustles. Others begin with a class, a skill, or a moment of curiosity.
This Tuesday, February 10, Greenville Literacy Association is launching a brand new program that adds another meaningful entry point into the local startup ecosystem.