US EditionNKU’s INKUBATOR program guides students from side hustles to startups
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NKU’s INKUBATOR program guides students from side hustles to startups
Northern Kentucky University entrepreneurship student John Wharton is leveraging his background in lawn care and support from NKU’s INKUBATOR accelerator program to build a technology startup. As a teenager growing up in Boone County, Wharton would mow his neighbors’ lawns on the side, leading him to start his own lawn care business. This laid the groundwork for his company, Core Precision Lawns. While mowing lawns, Wharton took the time to obse…
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