Busy Bee Refills is a subscription service that simplifies household and kitchen essentials management for busy, eco-conscious customers by using sensors to track product levels and automatically trigger refill deliveries, partnering with sustainable brands to offer plastic-free packaging.
The Innovation Pathway is a self-paced program designed to help you launch your for-profit or nonprofit venture. Here are some of the teams: Walk: Teams with a venture idea with early validation research. Run: Teams with a compelling and feasible venture idea with a viable business model. Fly: Teams with a venture that's ready for […]
Boston University's $80K New Venture Competition has selected its semi-finalists for 2025, advancing one step closer to determining which student-led ventures will share in this year's substantial prize pool. The annual competition, organized by Innovate@BU, provides BU students and recent alumni with a platform to showcase their entrepreneurial concepts while competing for funding that can […]
From smart soil testing to reinventing umbrellas, the 2025 cohort tackles real-world challenges with innovative solutions Boston University's Innovate@BU Summer Accelerator program kicks off this summer with a lineup of student-led ventures poised to make a significant impact across various industries. The 10-week intensive program provides participating teams with $10,000 in funding, dedicated mentorship, and […]
Boston University seniors Christa Campbell (Questrom’25) and Maria Saldivar Palacios (Questrom’25) are turning a common consumer frustration into an innovative business opportunity. Their venture, Busy Bee Refills, provides a subscription-based model for refilling sustainable household essentials that eliminates the customer struggle of finding eco-friendly products and maintaining subscriptions. "We saw that making sustainable purchases […]
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