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Chicago Innovators: How Two Teens Are Solving Problems Through Tech And Business

Eli Coustan (left), creator and founder of ILVaccine.org and Noor Sugrue (right), founder of Vintro and student at University of Chicago.

Chicago Innovators: How Two Teens Are Solving Problems Through Tech And Business

By  Stephanie Kim
   

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For the latest in our weekly innovators series, we turn to two teens in the Chicago area who both noticed a need in their community and then responded by creating a solution.

Reset learns more about their efforts to tackle barriers to COVID-19 vaccine distribution and access to capital.

GUESTS: Eli Coustan, ILVaccine.org creator and founder

Noor Sugrue, founder of Vintro

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