Entrepreneurialism In Manufacturing? A College Student Shows How It’s Done
BY BILL VIRGIN Editor/Publisher, Washington Manufacturing Alert So you want to start a company? Great! All you need to do is write some code for a mobile-phone app or a social-networking site, find a venture capitalist to underwrite your hit and you’re in business. Oh wait. You want to start a company that makes an […]
DripCatch™ Founder & President Named One of Forbes “All Star Student Entrepreneurs.”
SEATTLE, WA – DripCatch, Inc. announced today that the company’s 23 year-old president and inventor was selected by Forbes as one of nine All Star Student Entrepreneurs for 2012. The entire DripCatch team is extremely proud of Alexandra and honored by the recognition she’s received from the world’s preeminent business magazine. The online version of […]
DripCatch – Featured Product at NRA 2012
DRIPCATCH: KEEP YOUR COMMERCIAL KITCHEN FLOOR SAFE AND WATER-FREE (Restaurant Daily News–Monday, May 7, 2012) When business student Alexandra Abraham slipped on a wet hotel kitchen floor while catering an event, she resolved to fix the problem for commercial kitchens everywhere. Taking a leave from Seattle University’s Albers School Business, Alexandra designed, patented and prototyped a product […]
DripCatch Headline Story On Seattle King 5
Posted On King 5 News Feb 22, 2012 Alexandra Abraham created the “DripCatch” after falling on a slippery floor at a catering event almost two years ago. The device collects water beneath wet glass racks. Article Source: King 5 News
The Spectator Article – Student slips, leaves school to work on invention
By Colleen Fontana Slipping and nearly hitting the hard floor might have been the best thing to happen to Alexandra Abraham’s business career. The Albers School of Business and Economics student was catering an event last year when she almost fell after slipping on a pool of water. After that moment, she became determined to […]
