The idea for Nxtfour came from Bryant’s own college application process, because the Common Application lacked the same social aspect that is present in Facebook and LinkedIn.
Metro, Business, Column
Running From Burnout: Can Boston Sustain Such Fast Paced Innovation?
Creativity definitely isn’t finite, but people have been around for a while now, and in the close confines of a city, how long can they keep generating new ideas that blow the rest of us away?
Metro, Featured Column
How Boston is Quickly Becoming A Premier Startup Hub in the United States
Over the past few years the city has become one of the blossoming innovation centers of the country, with hundreds of startups now calling Boston their home.
Metro, Business
See it, Get it: How Wymsee Crafted a New Product for the Film Industry
LoVerde, Impey, and Beaulieu-Jones saw an opportunity to improve upon that paper-based system that would take long hours to compile.
Metro, Business
Pixie Dust Labs Sprinkles the Startup World with Lighthearted Apps
When James Valladares and Salah Abdo discovered that they were suffering form the same problem, an idea was born.
Metro, Business, Top Story
A Different Kind Of Office Space: What A Day Looks Like At Jebbit
The young team at Jebbit values a sense of community that manifests itself in a number of ways inside and outside of the office.
Metro, Business, Featured Story
How ‘Startup Czar’ Rory Cuddyer Plans To Shape The Future Of Boston Business
Rory Cuddyer, BC ’11, was recently named the ‘Startup Czar’ of Boston, a position that gives him the power to build Boston as a tech tub.
Business, Top Story, Metro
BC Football Alum Ralph Parent Tackles Boston’s Booming Real Estate Market
Ralph Parent, BC ’02, is a real estate developer that embraces rhinos—facing obstacles head on.
Metro, Business, Featured Story
BC Law Grad Jackie De La Rosa Explodes Onto Boston Startup Scene
Jackie De La Rosa, BC Law ’13, traces her path from working with Mark Cuban to co-founding her own startup, Oasys Ventures.
