Ryan Allis was a student at Carolina who helped start the entrepreneurship club, a forerunner of many of the things we’re doing around innovation now. Ryan co-founded iContact, an email marketing company, which went from a small office upstairs on Franklin Street to an acquisition last month by Vocus. I had a chance to sit down with Ryan to talk about his experiences at Carolina and as an entrepreneur.
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[...] sell the products and services. In other words — economic growth. In this 5-minute interview, UNC Chancellor Holden Thorp talks with UNC graduate Ryan Allis, co-founder of iContact. Listen to the reference to venture capital and the role it played in this [...]