In this episode of the InNOLEvation® Mindset Podcast, hosted by Mark McNees from the Jim Moran College of Entrepreneurship, we dive into the inspiring world of Student Made. This organization supports student entrepreneurs by providing a platform for them to sell their products and organize pop-up events. Co-managers Kara Artz and Natalie Medina share their experiences of launching and managing the organization at Florida State University, detailing their challenges and successes. From assisting creators with sales strategies to navigating the complexities of product licensing, the discussion sheds light on the incredible support system Student Made offers to budding entrepreneurs across various campuses in the United States. The hosts also explore future aspirations for the organization, including community outreach and further expansion. This episode is a must-listen for aspiring student entrepreneurs looking for guidance, inspiration, and a community that champions creativity and business acumen.

00:00 Welcome to the InNOLEvation® Mindset Podcast

00:43 Introducing Student Made: Empowering Student Entrepreneurs

03:00 The Roles and Impact of Managers in Student Made

03:59 Diverse Backgrounds of Student Made Creators

06:19 Expanding Student Made Across Universities

13:11 The Founding Story of Student Made

14:35 Marketing Strategies and Community Outreach

26:28 Joining Student Made: A Guide for Student Entrepreneurs

30:11 Final Thoughts and Advice for Aspiring Entrepreneurs