This year’s event raised around $70,000 before expenses. Vendors paid from $195-350 for stalls, and sponsorships went for $1,000-10,000.
The students donated $3,500 to Youth Outdoors to provide activities for Cleveland's inner city youth. They also use the money for leadership training and a professional conference. The balance is saved for next year’s company.
Photos by Bradford Douglass and Aden Stern
Excel TECC marketing students held the second annual Entrovation business expo on Friday, May 2 at the Beachwood Community Center.
The event gives local...
Gray skies and heavy winds didn’t keep the Beachwood community from attending the new BHS junior achievement expo: Entrovation, held on Friday, April 19.
Entrovation is a registered trademark of marketing...
Emily Topilow, Arts and Life Editor
• April 14, 2013
In the past five years, marketing teacher Greg Perry’s junior achievement company has hosted The Green Dream, a massive annual expo of local businesses and activities to promote sustainability, health...
