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The Catapult Incubator Demo Day is today! Hop on the live stream at noon Pacific Time to watch this year's amazing students pitch their ventures to the judges. https://t.co/Y1JHreR1Gt

Huge thanks to Sutian Dong, the founder of Female Founders Fund, for joining us in a virtual fireside chat to talk about women in entrepreneurship and VC!

Most of us have learned how to present and not pitch. Our goal is to teach students how to pitch not present. https://t.co/KfgC1OP4Sn

Our Chief Educator-in-Residence and nationally recognized entrepreneurship teacher, Martha Rush, has been writing a series about how to teach entrepreneurship to high schoolers. Check out her latest blog on the Idea Board!

Round 1 for the QØ Cup, our virtual—free to participate in—entrepreneurship competition, ends on April 26th at 11:59PM! Sign up and submit Round 1 today! https://t.co/5gyu5KwElq

Helping students launch a startup is cool and all, but what really should be our priorities as entrepreneurial educators?

Alongside Chicago based design collective, verynice, we created an open-source toolkit for young people and educators to use, taking them through the first 50 days of the startup journey. Check it out!

Quarter Zero alumna, Morgan Kerfield, started a new venture that helps young adults in Somalia find jobs and took home top honors at the 2020 Acara Challenge. Way to go Morgan!

"Tell your students this if they plan on making money..."

Ask any successful person about their journey to where they're at today, and they will likely mention a key mentor or two who were essential to their success. What we forget is that students have to learn how to be a good mentee.

"...we will need all of the innovators we can find to start tackling the very real problems facing our communities." Check out this awesome read from @quarter_zero on how to take #eshipedu online! https://t.co/R2h7EAwx0y

Our Chief Educator-in-Residence, Martha Rush, was interviewed on the EntreEd Talk podcast! The leading podcast for entrepreneurial educators. Listen to it today on most podcast platforms. Here's a link for it on Spotify:

What have we been up to since the onset of COVID-19? We've been perfecting our remote options, but that doesn't mean we're canceling our in-person experiences anytime soon. In the meantime, we're waiving our application fee. Apply for free today!

Learning the art of sales is about more than just selling a useless product. It's about showing how what you have can provide value to another person, company, college, employer, etc. Martha rush has some wise words on how to practice selling.

Finish your application tonight and pitch your startup idea this summer! The spring application deadline for the summer experience of a lifetime is in 4 hours. Start if you haven't started and submit if you haven't finished

Things to remember to do during the COVID-19 pandemic: 1) Wash your hands. 2) Cough into your elbow. 3) And submit your application by the March 16 deadline! Meanwhile, we're currently perfecting our remote options just in case...

At Quarter Zero, students do more than just think of an idea and pitch it to a panel of judges. They launch REAL ventures.

You have 48 hours to submit your Quarter Zero application to be considered for our Nintendo Switch giveaway! Submit your application by midnight PST on Sunday, March 8th to be entered to win. *Must be a U.S. resident to be eligible to win the giveaway.

Failing is scary no matter your age, but students can turn their failures into successes when they have the right people teaching them how to learn from their failures!

How do we create patterns and habits in our life to identify opportunities? It starts with pausing and taking a moment.