Entrepreneurs Exposed

1700 Research Parkway,College Station TX 77845

09 November, 2021

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Hear from students Logan Dubose, Mike Liu and Seth Polsley and learn that you do not have to put your entrepreneurial dreams on hold! Logan DuBose ‘22 interests include medical research, clinical practice, medical technology development. I will graduate with a Doctorate in Medicine (MD) and a Master's in Business Administration (MBA) after the Spring of 2022. I serve as the co-President of a student-run MedTech Incubator called Sling Health TAMU and am the co-Founding Director of Olera, Inc., an NIH-funded company developing smartphone apps to help the elderly and their family caregivers. Upon graduation in Spring 2022, I'll enter residency to train as an internal medicine physician and continue to build a career that interfaces between clinical practice and medical technology research and development. MikeLiu ‘21 is the CEO of FreeFuse Inc. He is graduating this Fall with a PhD in Materials Science & Engineering (MSEN) from Texas A&M where he 3D-printed a metal to reduce the effects of osteoporosis caused by metal implants. He was the lead TA for the MMET 301 course and managed the rest of the team. He won the 2018 entrepreneurship award from the MSEN dept at Texas A&M and won the ASME South Scholarship award. At the 2018 ASEE conference, He presented a paper on “Interdisciplinary Research Experiences for Undergraduates”. In the past year, he was able to raise $75,000 for his startup, which has added new team members and built a growing user base at Texas A&M. Seth Polsley ‘22 is a PhD student at Texas A&M University, studying Computer Engineering in the Sketch Recognition Lab. He is an entrepreneur and co-founder of Cordical LLC., an app development company that emphasizes building software that connects intelligent, human behaviors with under-served users through machine learning. Seth holds a master’s from Texas A&M University and a Bachelors from the University of Kansas, both in Computer Engineering. He has previously worked at Lexmark International and MIT Lincoln Lab. ______________________________________________________________________________________________________ Registration closes the day before at NOON. If you would like to reserve a seat after this deadline, please reach out to us at [email protected] Through a combination of entrepreneurial-focused curricular and experiential opportunities, The McFerrin Center for Entrepreneurship seeks to enhance the livelihood of Texas A&M University and the greater community. Since its inception in 1999, the McFerrin Center for Entrepreneurship has served as the hub of entrepreneurship for Texas A&M University. In addition, we strive to support and recognize the achievements of entrepreneurs within the Aggie Network and throughout the State of Texas. We’re committed to the success of entrepreneurs and believe that they are the cornerstone of a robust economy and nation.Our goal is to enhance entrepreneurial student education by providing training, networking, and assistance to enterprising students, faculty and alumni. With the support of our volunteer network, corporate supporters, faculty, and staff,the McFerrin Center for Entrepreneurship has been able to provide business start up acceleration, competitive opportunities, work experiences, and financial support to aspiring entrepreneurs in the Aggie community and across the world. ENTREPRENEURS MADE HERE.