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I found venture capital as an incredible way to help founders and create an exponential effect on changing other’s lives. I took a lot of lessons from that experience but eventually discovered venture capital my junior year the peak of the pandemic.

DAZZLE JENNINGS SOFTWARE

During that first year, I often got kicked out of in-patient rehabilitation centers trying to collect customer interviews, developed my first prototype, and even hired my first software engineer.

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That week I applied to the SDSU Incubator program called the Zip Launchpad and started building my first company, Sem-plus, a software platform to help traumatic brain injury survivors manage their recoveries alongside their caregivers. In this meeting, I realized you don’t have to wait until you’re 30_ years old to start a successful business. In this meeting, they inspired students to take their ideas and make them into real companies. My first week of college, I walked into an Entrepreneur Society meeting which ultimately shifted the trajectory of my life. So, I decided that moving to a new State could bring me opportunities that Yakima, WA couldn’t. Just a few months after my accident, it was time to apply to colleges which added to a tough recovery process to begin with.Īt that time, I learned very quickly that you must appreciate the smallest moments in your life. The year prior to me moving to San Diego for school, I experienced a fairly severe traumatic brain injury where I lost 70% of my taste, smell, and hearing in my right ear for about 6 months. I attended San Diego State University earning my degree in Finance. Early on, I knew I wanted to make an impact in some way, but didn’t realize until my freshmen year of college exactly how. I was always a naturally curious child who would constantly create “new” inventions and document it in my tiny Bratz notebook. I grew up in Yakima, WA with both my parents, my brother, and a large loving family around us. Hi Rylie, so excited to have you with us today. When asked what their favorite part of being on the Dino Dynamics team is, answers such as bonding, learning the dances, competitions and performances, representing Carbon High, and more were given.Today we’d like to introduce you to Rylie Jennings. Members of the 2022-23 CHS drill team are Kortnie Jennings, Paige Scovill, Kalley Ellis, Quincy Henrie, Emma Anderson, Hannah Knott, Hailey Mortensen, Maddie Christensen, Jaylynn Johnson, Annika Monson, Raechel Edwards, Mcklain Lowe, Landrie and Lanie Anderson, Megan Roberts, Melody Crippen, Bryton Blake and RyLee Atwood. In between their performances, the Dynamics welcomed other dance groups and the CHS cheerleaders to perform as well. The girls were presented and the dancing began.ĭuring the show, the Dino Dynamics presented a number of different routines that they cultivated throughout the year. The Dino Dynamics drill team welcomed friends, family, fellow students and more to the Carbon High School ( CHS) gymnasium on Wednesday evening for their spring show.Īnnually, the spring show is hosted to showcase all that the team has learned throughout the year, while also acting as a way to commemorate the graduating seniors before they depart.

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