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Eniola Shokunbi, a 12-year-old Nigerian girl, receives $11.5 million to fund her innovative air filter design.

Eniola Shokunbi, a 12-year-old Nigerian girl, receives $11.5 million to fund her innovative air filter design.

Inspiration, Uncategorized November 13, 2024
Eniola Shokunbi, a 12-year-old Nigerian-American student from Connecticut, has made significant strides in addressing a pressing issue in schools: the spread of airborne diseases. Inspired by the COVID-19 pandemic, she designed a simple yet effective air filter that has garnered national attention and significant funding. A Young Mind, A Big Solution Tasked with creating a solution to enhance school safety during potential future pandemics, Eniola, a fifth-grader at Commodore MacDonough STEM Academy in Middletown, turned her attention to the air we breathe. Her innovative air filter design is not only effective but also remarkably affordable. The design is straightforward: a box fan, four furnace filters, duct tape, and cardboard. This ingenious combination results in a unit that can be produced…
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12 Strategies Small Businesses can Implement to Keep Customers Coming Back

12 Strategies Small Businesses can Implement to Keep Customers Coming Back

Business, Enterpreneurship October 20, 2024

Studies suggest that focusing on customer retention rather than pure customer acquisition can reduce marketing costs by up to 30% while increasing customer lifetime value. Retention efforts not only cost less but also lead to long-term profitability. These 12 retention strategies can help small businesses achieve sustainable growth.

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