The entrepreneurial drive is alive and kicking at LaunchHouse, home to approximately 15 start-up companies. Innovation, the key to business growth and job creation, is what this place is all about. LaunchHouse, acting like a business incubator, is a seed capital investment company focused on helping very early (pre-seed) stage companies. Along with a new [...]

For our sixth annual roundup, Businessweek.com readers nominated hundreds of entrepreneurs age 25 and under. Meet the 25 most impressive By John Tozzi It’s not an easy time for young entrepreneurs. Most people in their teens or early 20s trying to start businesses today were not yet out of college when the Great Recession began in [...]

While many college students hope to find a job with any company upon graduation these days, a second-year Case Western Reserve University medical student already has raised $100,000 for his own medical device startup. Rick Arlow and partner Zachary Bloom, a recent Lehigh University graduate in healthcare economics, started LifeServe Innovations to capitalize on a market opportunity Arlow [...]

Student-founded LifeServe hoping to save lives while building the brand Thursday, July 01, 2010 Related Tags Biomedical, Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland/Northeast Ohio LifeServe Innovations – a student-run, ground-stage medical device company — is bridging the gap between academia and medicine. And its founders hope to save some lives along the way. Richard Arlow and [...]

On Wednesday, April 7th, GCA heard over 10 innovative startup ideas from students on the Case campus. The winner of Pitch Day was Case student Rick Arlow who created LifeServe Innovations, a medical device startup to effectively oxygenate difficult airway and trauma patients.  He received over $10,000 worth of business incubation services and a $1,000 [...]

Some Friendly Entrepreneurial Competition The 4th Annual LaunchTown Entrepreneurship Awards event was a huge success last week. The idea competition is open to graduate students, with awards for the best ideas presented. With over 100 people in attendance, LaunchTown judges (including JumpStart’s Robert Hatta) provided feedback to teams of young entrepreneurs and awarded money to the winner, LifeServe Innovations, led [...]

Article From: BostInnovation.com April 26th, 2010 by Ali Powell The National Collegiate Inventors and Innovators Alliance (NCIIA) supports technology, innovation and entrepreneurship for students through many different avenues, including grant programs, student mentoring and workshops. As Jennie White reported in a preview last week, the NCIIA put on a wonderful event Friday night at Microsoft N.E.R.D. in Cambridge. [...]

Link to this article Less than a year after leaving South Bethlehem, two alumni are among the 15 finalists in March Madness of the Mind, a national entrepreneurship contest held annually by the National Collegiate Inventors and Innovators Alliance (NCIIA). Richard Arlow ’09 and Zachary Bloom ’09, the co-founders of LifeServe Innovations, LLC,  have created [...]

The NCIIA has asked LifeServe Innovations to attend their annual conference in March, 2010 to present our products at their March Madness for the Mind Exhibition. This year the conference is being held in San Francisco, California and the MMM Expo will take place at the Exploratorium on March 27th-28th. March Madness for the Mind [...]

Lehigh has announced the winners of the 2009-2010 Eureka! Ventures Competition Series, a university-wide program that annually recognizes and awards student entrepreneurs. The awards came during Global Entrepreneurship Week, a five-day celebration of innovation at Lehigh. The Eureka! Ventures Competition Series includes the Joan F. and John M. Thalheimer ‘55 Student Entrepreneurship Competition and the [...]