Riya Jain

Selected as 1 of 10 top Duke entrepreneurs (across all schools) to participate in Duke University’s premier, year-long entrepreneurship program sponsored by Melissa & Doug Bernstein. - Chosen for The Land of Can + youngest member in cohort - Access to $5K funding, executive coaching, elite networking, and fully funded travel to Boston and New York for national entrepreneurship events - Balanced intensive startup work with full academic responsibilities at Duke University

Voice Back is a mobile app that enables individuals with speech loss (ALS, stroke, parkinsons, throat cancer, etc) to preserve and reclaim their voice through AI voice cloning. Using just 10 seconds of audio, users receive a text-to-speech board that sounds like them. - 25,000 signups - 200+ daily users - Partnerships with 20+ clinics

In The Land of Can, we believe that more is possible when young people define themselves by their strengths instead of their deficits. We create fun, accessible, world-class children's books and other resources that promote wellness, empowerment & safety.

I strategize plans for Yobee in creating content for their social media pages. I also craft posts and appear in their TikTok as a brand ambassador. Yobee is a safe, effective, and steroid/drug-free solution for a lifetime of healthy scalp, hair, and skin.

Assist Duke Women’s Basketball with practices, games, and daily operations, including running the clock, participating in drills, and organizing equipment on and off the court.

As an intern in the COLE (Coach K Center for Leadership and Ethics) center of Duke Fuqua, I work under and with Sanyin Siang. My involvement entails: - Leading social media projects within Instagram and LinkedIn - Crafting slideshow presentations for events and speeches given by leaders - Create database of conference attendees

Conducted in-depth equity research and developed a long investment pitch on LVMH, including brand-level performance analysis, macro risk assessment, and valuation modeling.

I work with wonderful students and our incredible board members (Sarah Jakle and Jessica Stamen) to create a fellowship program to help female-identifying students learn about how to get into politics and how to be civically engaged. I work on the leadership team and in several working groups including building a mentorship program and creating significant portions of the curriculum. I have been building skills around communicating, organizing teams, building a program from the ground up, and connecting with other inspiring women in politics and in elected offices.

Francis W. Parker School is an independent school that goes from kindergarten through twelfth grade. The school is based on the progressive educational philosophies of John Dewey and Colonel Francis Wayland Parker, emphasizing community and citizenship. Many notable figures have spoken at Parker including Barack Obama, Albert Einstein, Jane Addams, and John Lewis in the school’s bi-weekly assemblies known as Morning Exercise. The people of Francis W. Parker School educate students to connect reflection with action, wisdom with innovation, deeds with consequences, and character with citizenship. In these ways, Parker stands as a progressive school, dedicated to the growth and development of the whole person, on behalf of our democratic society and the wider world.

Brown Pre-College Programs are designed for high school students to explore the challenges and opportunities of the college experience. We experience the rigors of college-level classes as we study alongside peers from around the world who are as motivated and curious as we are.