Who is Aalliyeh Clinton?
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She later earned a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry from Morgan State University, where she was an active member of the Chemistry Club. She is currently pursuing a Master of Science in Engineering in Materials Science & Engineering at Johns Hopkins University, focusing on advanced materials, nanotechnology, and bioengineering.
Aalliyeh is the Founder and CEO of Monneah’s Engineered Materials, LLC, a personal protective equipment company where chemistry meets couture. Her company has developed a patent-pending material that enhances chemical resistance in lab coats and other protective gear.
She has secured a trademark, filed a provisional patent, and partnered with three life science companies supporting product development and launch. Additionally, she collaborates with Early Charm Ventures to drive commercialization strategies. Through her entrepreneurial journey, she has raised over $70,000 in non-dilutive funding, gained recognition as a RealLIST Startup in Baltimore, and been featured on a Times Square Billboard, solidifying her reputation as an innovator in materials science.
Aalliyeh’s business acumen is demonstrated through her participation in over 15 pitch competitions, winning multiple first-place awards, including the CIAA Tech Summit, HBCU Founders Initiative, and Venture 4 T.H.E.M. She has also earned placements in renowned accelerator programs such as the Founder’s Academy Accelerator, Black Girl Ventures Accelerator, USG Equity Incubator, and WBENC CA4. Her leadership and dedication have positioned her as a rising entrepreneur in STEM-related industries.
She later earned a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry from Morgan State University, where she was an active member of the Chemistry Club. She is currently pursuing a Masters in Science and Engineering in Material Science & Engineering at Johns Hopkins University through the Co-op Nano-Biotechnology Program, focusing on advanced materials, nanotechnology, and bioengineering.
Aalliyeh is the Founder and CEO of Monneah’s Engineered Materials, LLC, a personal protective equipment (PPE) company where chemistry meets couture. Her company has developed a patent-pending material that enhances chemical resistance in lab coats and other protective gear. She has secured a trademark, filed a non-provisional patent, and partnered with three life science companies supporting product development and launch. Additionally, she collaborates with Early Charm Ventures to drive commercialization strategies. Through her entrepreneurial journey, she has raised over $70,000 in non-dilutive funding, gained recognition as a RealLIST Startup in Baltimore, and was featured on a Times Square Billboard, solidifying her reputation as an innovator in the field of material science.
Aalliyeh’s business acumen is demonstrated through her participation in over 15 pitch competitions, winning multiple first-place awards, including the CIAA Tech Summit, HBCU Founders Initiative, and Venture 4 T.H.E.M. She has also earned placements in renowned accelerator programs such as the Founder’s Academy Accelerator, Black Girl Ventures Accelerator, USG Equity Incubator, and WBENC CA4. Her leadership and dedication have positioned her as a rising entrepreneur in STEM-related industries.
As an exhibitor at conferences like BEYA STEM, HBCU Universe Summit, and the UNCF Better Future Event, she continues to push the importance of PPE safety and STEM education. She also showcased her PPE prototype at the Minority Made to Wear Fashion Show, presented by the Baltimore MBDA Advanced Manufacturing Center and the Baltimore City Mayor’s Office of Small and Minority Business Advocacy & Development.
Her technical expertise is further supported by her professional experiences and internships, including roles with EV-HybridNoire, where she earned a certification in E-Mobility, and as a Process Engineer, where she gained hands-on experience in materials science and chemical engineering applications. She also participated in the Northrop Grumman High School STEM Program and the Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth Robotics Program. She continues to expand her skills through certifications such as the MBOC Excellence Pitch Training Certification and Cornell Women’s Entrepreneurship Certification.
Aalliyeh Clinton’s contributions to STEM, entrepreneurship, and education highlight her as a leader in material science innovation and youth mentorship. Through her groundbreaking work in PPE development, commitment to community impact, and success in business and advocacy, she is making lasting strides in both industry and society.
As an exhibitor at conferences like Becoming Everything You Are (BEYA) STEM, HBCU Universe Summit, and the United negro College Fund (UNCF) Better Future Event, she continues to push the importance of PPE safety and STEM education. She also showcased her PPE prototype at the Minority Made to Wear Fashion Show, presented by the Baltimore MBDA Advanced Manufacturing Center and the Baltimore City Mayor’s Office of Small and Minority Business Advocacy & Development.
Her technical expertise is further supported by her professional experiences and internships, including roles with EV-HybridNoire, where she earned a certification in E-Mobility, and as a Process Engineer, where she gained hands-on experience in materials science and chemical engineering applications. She also participated in the Northrop Grumman High School STEM Program and the Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth Robotics Program. She continues to expand her skills through certifications such as the MBOC Excellence Pitch Training Certification and Cornell Women’s Entrepreneurship Certification.
Aalliyeh Clinton’s contributions to STEM, entrepreneurship, and education highlight her as a leader in material science innovation and youth mentorship. Through her groundbreaking work in PPE development, commitment to community impact, and success in business and advocacy, she is making lasting strides in both industry and society.
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