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BOLD Fellowship Students Visit INSPYRE Innovation Hub

May 6, 2025

Last month we had the pleasure of welcoming a group of students from Bosnia participating in the BOLD Fellowship Program to our space. We hosted a Founders & Entrepreneurs Presentation and Q&A session in the lounge, where Manu Lubrano, CEO and Co-Founder of Involi, shared his journey, company insights and lessons learned. It was an inspiring morning, and we’re grateful to everyone who helped make the experience meaningful for the students.

The BOLD Fellowship brings young entrepreneurs from Bosnia and Herzegovina to New York for hands-on training, networking and startup development. During their U.S. visit, they spend time in Syracuse and NYC engaging with founders, investors and leaders in innovation.

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