07.04.25 — It started as a conversation. Just me and Yusuf, two engineers trading frustrations: why did it feel like entrepreneurship belonged to business students, while people like us — builders, makers, dreamers — were left out?

07.27.25 — I couldn’t let it go. I poured it all into a 23-page document. A blueprint for something new. A place where technical students could learn to launch ideas, not just complete assignments. A place we called Launch Circuit.

08.15.25 — We sat across from the Deans, nervous but determined. They listened. They said yes.

08.20.25 — What started as two voices became many. Conversations with Columbia. With the National Science Foundation. The vision was no longer just ours.

08.21.25 — We began whispering it to others. Not just engineers, but pharmacists, computer scientists, anyone who wanted to build. The response was immediate: finally.

08.25.25 — The whispers turned into a team. We started building our first E-Board — students who believed in the mission enough to carry it forward with us.

Two friends, who happen to be entrepreneurs. One idea.

And the start of something we hope will outgrow us both.

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