17-year-old Grace Brusky wins South Carolina's top innovation award for AI startup
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At an age when most teenagers are still figuring out which college to attend, Grace Brusky is helping thousands of students navigate that very decision. The 17-year-old entrepreneur from Lancaster, South Carolina, has turned her experience with the challenges of education and career planning into an artificial intelligence-powered startup.
Her platform, Pathly, has now earned statewide recognition, a $25,000 grant and a place among the emerging names in educational technology.Youngest winner in InnoVision Awards historyAccording to Hoodline and Newsbreak, Brusky made history on November 5 by becoming the youngest recipient in the 28-year history of the South Carolina InnoVision Awards. Her startup, Pathly, received the Community Enrichment Award during the annual ceremony held at Thornblade Club in Greer.Brusky co-founded the company with her father, Alan Brusky.
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