output
INNOVATIVE THINKING MEETS TODAY’S MOST PRESSING SOCIAL NEEDS
Founded in the spring of 2020, Output has a mission to bring social entrepreneurship to the forefront of problem solving on Princeton’s campus, specifically focusing on non-traditionally engaged academic communities. As a novel concept within the field of entrepreneurship, social entrepreneurs focus on developing, funding, and implementing solutions for social, cultural, or environmental issues.
As a new E-Club sub-group, Output hopes to introduce Princeton students to innovative thinking in the social sphere through mentorship, engagement, and practice.
DIRECTORS
Alexander Pereyra ‘28
Hello! My name is Alexander Pereyra and I’m a Sophomore from Hudson County, New Jersey. I am majoring in Public and International Affairs (SPIA) with minors in French and Entrepreneurship. I am very excited to serve as one of the Co-Directors for E-Club’s Output subteam and to continue expanding our vision for the group. Currently, some of my other extracurriculars include my role as Vice President for the Latter-day Saints Student Association, facilitating for the Pioneer Research program, and choreographing/dancing for Mas Flow.
Daniel Greene ‘28
Hey! I’m Daniel, and I’m from St. Louis, MO. I’m a sophomore studying ORFE with a minor in computer science. I’m currently serving as a Co-Director for the Output subteam, and I’m so eager to see what this year has in store! Aside from E-Club, I’m also involved in the Princeton Autonomous Vehicles Engineering (P.A.V.E) club and the Foodbank Express club (Fobex).
what we do
Invite mentors and speakers to campus to lead sessions and workshops
Work with social enterprises hands-on to develop entrepreneurial initiatives
Hold social impact based pitch competitions
Create organizational relationships with relevant partners
