Joel Holland, 25, is the founder and CEO of Footage Firm in Reston, Va.
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A pair of college students dream up a product that gives pets some relief.
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High Stakes: Launching a Startup at Harvard B-School
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How a B-School Networking Problem Became a $20 Million Opportunity
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Free App Satisfies a Text Obsession
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Ex-Investment Banker Pursues a Business Idea from His College Days
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Two ASU students prove that there is much more to analytics than page views. Billions more.
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Custom Jewelry Goes Online for 'Generation Me'
Matt Lauzon's Gemvara puts the 'me' in e-commerce.
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Pooling Resources to Build a College Note-Sharing Business
Three entrepreneurs on the same mission to facilitate college note-sharing join forces -- and 360,000 students follow.
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It Passes the Mom Test
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