In this episode, Jeremy chats with Jess Brondo Davidoff, Founder & CEO of Admitted.ly, a company that gamifies the college admission process for high school students to help match them with colleges and universities. Jess shares what it was like to walk away from a very successful business that she founded to follow her passion and gives advice from her experience participating in 2 accelerators.

Smart People Should Build Things: The Venture for America Podcast

Interview with Jess Brondo Davidoff, Founder & CEO of Admitted.ly

Jeremy sends off the podcast after its final episode. You can follow Jeremy @JeremyShinewald and keep up with Venture For America at http://ventureforamerica.org 

Jeremy sends off the podcast after its&nbsp;final episode. You can follow Jeremy @JeremyShinewald and keep up with Venture For America at http://ventureforamerica.org&nbsp;

Jeremy sends off the podcast after its final episode.

Farewell Message From Jeremy

Since we last talked with Nadia, Dia&Co has quadrupled in size, raised $25 million, and moved into a new massive warehouse! Dia&Co is as dedicated as ever to connecting with an underserved market and challenging fashion designers to create for the plus size consumer. Check out our follow up interview with Nadia Boujarwah. and hear more about the #movefashionfoward campaign!

Since we last talked with Nadia, Dia&amp;Co has quadrupled in size, raised $25 million, and moved into a new massive warehouse! Dia&amp;Co is as dedicated as ever to connecting with an underserved market and challenging fashion designers to create for the plus size consumer. Check out our follow up interview with Nadia Boujarwah. and hear more about the #movefashionfoward campaign!

Since we last talked with Nadia, Dia&Co has quadrupled in size, raised $25 million, and moved into a new massive warehouse!

Nadia Boujarwah, Founder & CEO of Dia&Co Returns to #movefashionforward

Adam Grossman started a business right out of his Stern MBA, with no intention to work for anyone from the start. After several iterations of his business he created B6A, a platform that analyzes the value of ads bringing advertisers new insight into the value of their placements. Listen to our interview with Adam to learn more about B6A and his book, The Sports Strategist, which was given to all attendees of the famed MIT-Sloan Sports Analytics Conference.

Adam Grossman started a business right out of his Stern MBA, with no intention to work for anyone from the start. After several iterations of his business he created B6A, a platform that analyzes the value of ads bringing advertisers new insight into the value of their placements. Listen to our interview with Adam to learn more about B6A and his book,&nbsp;The Sports Strategist, which was given to all attendees of the famed MIT-Sloan Sports Analytics Conference.

Adam Grossman started a business right out of his Stern MBA, with no intention to work for anyone from the start.

Interview with Jess Brondo Davidoff, Founder & CEO of Admitted.ly

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