SweatID is proud to announce its involvement in this summer’s EDGE Fellows Program. This is the company’s 16th year hosting the highly sought after program.
According the EDGE, the program “helps companies explore and validate new growth opportunities by engaging talented students and experienced business mentors in cross-functional teams.”
In addition, students involved in the program serve as full-time, independent consultants for their host company. At the end of the program, students complete a comprehensive report and presentation to their company that provides actionable and well-supported recommendations.
“We’re thrilled to partner with EDGE this summer,” said Chelsea Monty-Bromer, Chief Technology Officer of Sweat ID. “The highly intelligent students we’ve been matched with will help us with research projects this summer, among other real-world activities and we can’t wait to continue exploring this mutually-beneficial partnership.”
Meet SweatID’s EDGE Fellows:
Anshul Gupta is currently an MBA candidate at Weatherhead School of Management and formerly was an Engagement Manager with Tata Consultancy Services. After serving TCS for 10 years, she has followed her dream to pursue further education from an international perspective. Her dream job is to be a Senior Digital Client partner / Business Relationship Manager at a consulting firm. Also, her dream project is to open an authentic Indian cafe – consisting of recipes from her mom’s kitchen. She is fond of hiking, running, Zumba, yoga and meditation, reading, exploring new cultures, meeting new people, and volunteering for NGOs.
Click here to learn more about Anshul.
Nicholas Protasiewicz attends Ohio State University where is pursuing his bachelor’s degree in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics (PPE). As a member of several philosophy-based organizations, he’s especially interested in the connections between philosophy, business, and technology. Previously, he has been a writer and editor for a growing digital media startup as well as a political science research assistant at OSU; moving forward, he hopes to apply his analytic and communication skills to problems of technology and innovation. In his free time, Nick enjoys reading, hiking, listening to podcasts, and playing the piano.
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About the Edge Program
The goal of the EDGE Fellows Program is to research the up-side potential for new business opportunities for area companies. Additionally, the program provides students with a truly unique consulting experience, connecting area companies with top talent from area universities and skilled business mentors. Started in 2007, the EDGE Fellows Program has explored 98 project ideas, and several projects led to multi-million-dollar business ventures.
