Our season-long series on Adora Experiences continues. In this episode, we’ll answer the question: how can students take a business from zero to product to multiple enterprise customers?

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How Adora, universities, and admissions offices (including Princeton’s) were upended due to the pandemic and needed to respond in real-time.

Orange Key tours at Princeton's Office of Admission

Adora Experiences

North Dakota State University Admission Office

Coalition for College

The Princeton Spark is a production of the Princeton Entrepreneurship Council.

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With Joseph Rubin '22 on board, Adora brought the pieces together to make a "real thing".

Season 3, Episode 2

No entrepreneur truly goes it alone. When Ron Miasnik '22 needed someone to help realize a vision of better campus tours, he turned to his good friend, tour guide and designer Raya Ward '22.

This season of the Princeton Spark podcast focuses on Adora, a uniquely Princeton story of a startup that found opportunity even in a global pandemic and achieved a dream exit. With support from the Princeton entrepreneurial ecosystem, this team of student entrepreneurs built a company that disrupted the college tour industry and enabled more lower-income prospective students to access more colleges across the nation.

SHOW NOTES

Learn more about the Princeton Office of Undergraduate Admission, the Orange Key tours and Outdoor Action.

CREDITS

Produced by the Princeton Entrepreneurship Council. Sound design and music by Wright Seneres. Theme music by the Treadmills. Engineered by Wright remotely and Dan Kearns at the Princeton Broadcast Center. Edited by Brandon Apter.

Season 3, Episode 1

The origin of the idea for Adora and how Ron Miasnik '22 got here.

With support from the Princeton entrepreneurial ecosystem, this team of student entrepreneurs built a company that disrupted the college tour industry and enabled more lower-income prospective students to access more colleges across the nation. This season of the Princeton Spark podcast will focus on Adora, a uniquely Princeton story of a startup that found opportunity even in a global pandemic and achieved a dream exit.

SHOW NOTES

Learn more about the Princeton Office of Undergraduate Admission.

CREDITS

Produced by the Princeton Entrepreneurship Council. Sound design and music by Wright Seneres. Theme music by the Treadmills. Engineered by Wright remotely and Dan Kearns at the Princeton Broadcast Center. Edited by Brandon Apter.