Introducing Kellen, the newest Neighborhood Studios intern

We are excited to introduce Kellen Kruglewicz, a rising junior at Babson College, who has joined our Neighborhood Studios team for the summer. Kellen’s background and dedication to entrepreneurship make him a valuable addition to the studio. Join us as we shine a spotlight on Kellen, his accomplishments, and the role he plays at Neighborhood Studios.

Hailing from Sandy Springs, GA, Kellen brings an entrepreneurial background to the team. In 2021, he earned the Arthur M. Blank Leadership Scholarship, a full-tuition scholarship designed to create the next set of values-based entrepreneurial leaders. At Babson, Kellen has been involved in entrepreneurial activities through Babson’s entrepreneurial living community and co-founded the club lacrosse team. He previously interned at ServeScape, a Techstars Atlanta company.

Currently interning on our research team, Kellen splits his time between Neighborhood Studios and Homegrown, one of our portfolio companies. Kellen has primarily been responsible for creating customer lead lists for both Homegrown and Neighborhood Studios. Additionally, he helps with our ongoing research activities at the studio.

At Neighborhood Studios, we believe in empowering the next generation of entrepreneurs. If you know exceptional individuals who could thrive as a Neighborhood Studios intern for next summer, we would love to hear from you. Join us in welcoming Kellen and stay tuned for more exciting updates from Neighborhood Studios.

If you want to learn more, check out Kellen’s feature in Hypepotamus.

About Neighborhood Studios

Neighborhood Studios is a venture studio that partners with tenacious founders to build hyperlocal startups from the ground up.

If you are building a business in any hyperlocal space or if any of this really grabs you, we want to hear from you. Drop us a note at goodstuffnearby@neighborhoodstudios.com.

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