Benetech develops innovative technology solutions to meet the needs of underserved communities worldwide in the areas of education, disabilities, human rights, environmental conservation and humanitarian landmine detection. (Learn more about Benetech.)
Jeff Rauenhorst (Haas)
Benetech
Jeff helped Benetech CEO Jim Fruchterman research a book on technology social entrepreneurship, as well as evaluating potential new Benetech projects proposed by inventors and entrepreneurs from all over the world. (Summer 2007)
Aleda Schaffer (Johnson)
Benetech
Through Bookshare, one of Benetech's core programs, thousands of individuals with print disabilities have the opportunity to read books in an accessible format. Aleda researched opportunities to launch Bookshare in other countries, drafted grant and partnership proposals, and developed a business plan for Bookshare International.(Summer 2009)
Naila Stephens (Harvard)
Benetech
Naila researched and developed models for a new business opportunity. (Summer 2008)
Stan Tiu (Fuqua)
Benetech
Stan conducted market research on rural and low-income students with reading disabilities and the schools that serve them. (Summer 2008)