by Grace Collins | Jun 26, 2021 | Blog, Class of 2013, Companies, News, Success Stories
Startup Cornell, a new podcast by Entrepreneurship at Cornell featuring Cornell entrepreneurs and successes, launched its first episode with an engaging interview of Nick Nickitas MBA ’14. Nickitas is the co-founder and CEO of Rosie, an e-commerce leader connecting...
by wpengine | Sep 16, 2020 | Blog, Class of 2013, Companies, News, Success Stories
It’s safe to say that the coronavirus pandemic has impacted everyone and how we interact with one another for the foreseeable future, but one group of citizens that has been significantly affected are the elderly and immunocompromised residents in assisted living and...
by wpengine | Mar 31, 2020 | Class of 2013, Companies, News, Success Stories
Rosie, an eLab alumni company (Class of 2013) that serves independent grocery retailers with its online shopping platform, teamed up with DoorDash earlier this month to expand its grocery delivery services across the United States. Rosie’s retail partners utilize the...
by wpengine | Mar 19, 2020 | Class of 2013, Companies, News
Concerns over food shortages at grocery stores and social distancing during the COVID-19 outbreak has prompted many individuals to order their groceries online, leading to an increase in sales for online grocery shopping platforms, such as Rosie, which is based in...
by wpengine | Dec 3, 2019 | Blog, Class of 2013, News, Success Stories
Nick Nickitas, CEO and founder of Rosie, received a 2019 GenNext Award form Progressive Grocer. The organization selected 25 individuals from 175 nominees for the award in recognition of the energy and innovation these entrepreneurs bring to push food retail into the...
by Leigh Martino | Feb 14, 2019 | Blog, Class of 2013, Companies, News, Success Stories, Uncategorized
Class of 2013 eLab alumn, Eversound, has announced $5 million in Series A financing. Eversound’s technology is designed to help deliver accessible activities for residents by addressing hearing deficiency in environments where hearing aids fall short, is used in more...
