Business students at the University of South Florida (USF) have found a valuable tool in connecting with others for collaboration on projects thanks to the app “Peabj.” Founded by Kamila Khasanova and Jordan Murti, the app has already attracted over 200 students at USF who are using it to build professional connections.
One of these students, Sarthak Pattnaik, was able to find a connection through Peabj that led him to introduce badminton to his friend, Nicholas Pacini. Both are students at the MUMA College of Business at USF and credit the app with helping them establish a successful startup company. They say that Peabj has fast-tracked their professional goals by connecting them with the right talent and serious investors, leading to placement in competitive programs like Hustle, which provides funding for their startup.
Despite being currently limited to USF, Peabj has already proven its worth as a valuable resource for business students at the university. The app facilitates connections and collaborations that have real-world applications. In fact, it is planning to eventually be open to students nationwide. So if you’re a business student looking to connect with others and take your professional goals to the next level, Peabj could be just what you need.