Farley Center the Focus in Crain’s Feature
Publication examines the Farley Center's entrepreneurial and startup success
From Syndio, a software platform that helps organizations identify employees’ personal strengths to better maximize efficiency and communication, to SiNode Systems, whose silicon-graphene composite technology produces longer lasting and faster charging lithium-ion batteries, the Farley Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation has helped guide many noteworthy student startups over the past eight years.

According to Michael Marasco, who serves as director of Farley and who was named one of Crain’s “Tech 50 for 2014,” the Center has produced 10 startups over the last decade that are now worth a combined $500 million, with possibly five more “robust” companies emerging within the next two years.