On "Shark Tank" Anna Stork and Andrea Sreshta pitched a solar inflatable light designed for disaster relief aid. Stork and Sreshta asked for $200,000 in exchange for a 10% stake in their company.
These LuminAID PackLite Nova inflatable solar camping lights are just as useful for camping, BBQs, or during an emergency. One mistake I see a lot of people make with their portable power stations is ...
The holiday season can present a number of challenges for businesses — from inventory management to cutting through the marketing clutter with a memorable message of giving. For LuminAID, the ...
When architecture graduate students Anna Stork and Andrea Sreshta put their minds to developing a product that could help post-earthquake relief efforts in Haiti, they started thinking about light, ...
More solar powered shenanigans for Friday, this time for the developing world. The LuminAID Light consists of a solar panel, a slimline battery and some LEDs, all wrapped up in a tough, inflatable ...
REVIEW – Do you like seeing things in the dark? Harnessing the power of the sun? Supporting a company with an amazing mission? If you answered yes to any of these questions, you may be interested in ...
Andrea Sreshta and Anna Stork, founders of LuminAID, were offered deals from all five of the investors on ABC's Shark Tank earlier this year; they successfully closed a deal with Mark Cuban. Perhaps ...
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Some people turn in their college coursework and never think about it again, content to pull off a passing grade on the themes in Moby ...
Haiti’s devastating earthquake in 2010 shattered the country’s infrastructure, but for one designer it proved to be an illuminating moment. Before you read this, close the door, draw the curtains, and ...
The LuminAid solar camping lantern is available now for $25. It's the perfect lantern for emergencies with a very long runtime and chargeable with a solar panel or USB. The lantern could blow away if ...
Haiti’s devastating earthquake in 2010 shattered the country’s infrastructure, but for one designer it proved to be an illuminating moment. Before you read this, close the door, draw the curtains, and ...
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