Claire Hall


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From left: Alycia Chrosniak, CCEI's assistant director of brand and venture development, and Jennifer Mathieu, CCEI's executive director, were on hand for the award ceremony in Calgary.

Connecticut Center for Entrepreneurship & Innovation Recognized as a Global Leader in Venture Creation

The award honors a university center that demonstrates excellence in supporting the launch and growth of startups

People standing in two small boats hold a line laden with seaweed between them.

Startup ‘SeaSol’ Seeks to Convert Seaweed into Compostable Food Packaging, Replacing Plastic

The technology not only prevents exposure to microplastics for the consumer but also creates a biodegradable package

A panel of four people takes questions from an audience.

UConn, Connecticut Wealth Management Launch New Program to Prepare Future Financial Advisers

110 students have already expressed interest

A doctor tends to a newborn infant.

New Startup’s Mission: Safer Deliveries for Moms and Babies

'This is my passion project'

Friends preparing a healthy meal in the kitchen.

Nutritional Startup Provides Healthy Meals to Keep Vulnerable People Out of the Hospital

CEO: ‘If I won the Powerball jackpot, I’d still keep doing this!’

A takeout coffee cup on a desk with a post-it note that says "Welcome Back."

Management Professor Offers Recommendations to Ease the Jolt of Strict Return-To-Office Policies

'Focus on practices, not policies'

A toddler plays with toys on a living room floor.

Wolff Finalist Startup ‘Orbit Crates’ Offers Subscription Toy Rentals for Kids

Company offers 500 toys from classics to Bluey to Disney Princesses 

Junior Isabella Garcia Hernandez, a finance major and founder of The UConn Opportunity Fund Club, attended the Business Career Expo on Wednesday. She said she is seeking a future employer that is committed to mentorship.

Business Career Expo Brings Recruiters from More than 30 Top Companies

Event organizer Kathy Hendrickson, director of the Business Career Development Office, said connections are the lifeline of job seekers, especially those new to the workforce.

Bored businesswoman resting her chin on her hand while gazing away.

Management Professor Offers Advice on How to Combat ‘Quiet Cracking’ in the Workplace

Signs include disengagement, poor performance, increased desire to quit

People search through the rubble of a destroyed business following a tornado strike.

Real Estate Professor Cohen: Study Confirms that Properties Adjacent to Tornado Destruction Initially Plunge in Value

Lessons learned may apply to areas recovering from other natural disasters