Graduates at Georgia Tech’s Friday commencement ceremony walked away not only with their degrees, but also with a way to help fund their futures.
During the event, commencement speaker Christopher W. Klaus, a tech entrepreneur and Georgia Tech alumnus, announced his plans to cover the incorporation costs for any graduating student aspiring to launch a startup.
“This is about more than just covering fees — it’s about lighting a spark,” said Klaus in a press release. “Every founder needs someone to believe in them early. Through this gift, we’re offering that belief and giving graduates the chance to start building with purpose and confidence.”
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