Meet Noah Katz a Umpire in training and a social media expert. Noah'z story begins at a very young age, where he started hosting sports tournaments for the people in his hometown to join. What interested him the most was becoming a referee for Baseball. Documenting his journey on TikTok and Youtube, Noah was able to grow his following to over 150K+ across his socials and is now building a business he is super passionate about. Join us as this young entrepreneur takes us through their journey of failures, successes, and what it took to create a successful business at such a young age.

Dorm Room Disruptors podcast - Where we share the untold stories of innovation that takes place between class and study Break.

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If you're a high school or college student with big dreams of starting your own company, this video is for you. Ashton Cofer and Teddy Solomon have raised $45 Million for their company Fizz. Whether you're already running your startup or just have an idea you can't stop thinking about, Ashton covers the skills you need to learn now and how to set yourself up for success after graduating from school.

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We have a very special guest for today, Avni Barman. Not only is she our first Female entrepreneur on the podcast, Avni has an astonishing story. From working as a software engineer at LinkedIn, to becoming a Product Manager at Atlassian, she is the founder and CEO at Gen She. Avni has built a phenomenal newsletter, a community of the most ambitious women in tech, entrepreneurship and media. And she achieved this all in her twenties.

Today, Avni has more than 200,000 email subscribers, and 300,000+ followers on TikTok, Instagram, and Twitter.

In this episode, we talk about how Avni taking the first entrepreneurship program at her college changed her future, how she learned coding in 4 months and landed an internship as a Software Developer at LinkedIn, how she forms opinions, her content process and strategy for TikTok, LinkedIn, and Instagram, and why being in a flow state is essential for creating content.

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In Episode 3 of Dorm Room Disruptors, we are joined by Amin Shaykho, an entrepreneur and developer whose apps have been downloaded more than 2,00,000 times! We love his story because it's about building an audience from TikTok and learning along the way. Plus, the cool thing about Amin’s app is they're built to help students across the world by connecting them with tutors. 

In the interview, we talk about:  

The importance of listening to your customers.

The power of TikTok and leveraging it as a marketing tool.

Why a personal brand is important.

How relating to your customer is important in your messaging.

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Since dropping out of college in 2016, Greg Meade decided not to take the conventional route for his professional endeavors. With an urge to create something of his own, he started a business with the hope of disrupting the outdoor games and sports industry. Just about 7 years later, we can confidently say he has.

With over 1.2 Million players worldwide, Crossnet has been named:

"AMERICA'S FASTEST GROWING BACKYARD GAME" - by ESPN

"OUR #1 RANKED BACKYARD GAME" - People's Magazine

"STORES CAN'T KEEP CROSSNET IN STOCK" - Forbes.

Greg Meade is a serial entrepreneur and the co-founder of Crossnet, a globally recognized outdoor sport. You can find it anywhere you buy sports equipment, and it all started with just a team of college friends.

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Student at Duke University, a content creator with over half a million followers and 400,000,000 views across the platforms and most importantly an entrepreneur at heart.

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Meet Atman, Soham and Ananth , 3 Stanford University entrepreneurs, and social media growth experts. Their story begins at the university of Stanford, where three close friends team up to create a product serving students in need of help applying to their top colleges. The Stanford founders built AdmitYogi, a platform where previous college applicants can share their applications for a low fee, for students to learn and get inspired by what makes an accepted student stand out. AdmitYogi was acquired by Crimson Education, the world's leading college admissions consultancy, Join us as these young founders take us through their journey of failures, successes, and what it took to create a successful business at such a young age.

The Third Episode of the Dorm Room Disruptors podcast - Where we share the untold stories of innovation that takes place between class and study Break.

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Meet Eric Zhu, a 16-year-old tech whiz, Co-Founder of Aviato, and a general partner at Bachmanity Capital, a $20 million VC Fund. Eric's journey begins in high school, where he made business calls in the school bathroom. Sharing his journey on social media and quickly becoming a viral sensation, leading to catching the attention of big-time investors: founders of Github, 8VC, and even the owners of the Sacramento Kings basketball team

Join us on the First Episode of the Dorm Room Disruptors podcast - Where we share the untold stories of innovation that takes place between class and study Break.

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Meet PJ Yancey, a 21-year-old entrepreneur, and marketing hacker. PJ's story begins with his purchase of an acre of land in the outskirts of the city. He loved his land so much that he started to brainstorm ways to make this experience accessible and affordable to all. Now, PJ has scaled his startup, MinuteLand, selling thousands of plots to adventure-seeking Gen-Zers looking to escape the mayhem of the city. Join us as PJ takes us through his journey of failures, successes, and what it took to create a lifestyle business at the age of 21.

The Second Episode of the Dorm Room Disruptors podcast - Where we share the untold stories of innovation that takes place between class and study Break.

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This episode was produced & edited by ⁠Murat Akyuz⁠, Co-host ⁠⁠Jake Harper⁠.