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My Dream of Becoming an Entrepreneur - Interviewing Founder and CEO of Stylo Ink, John Cramer Jr.

Jan 3rd 2019 Posted by Emily Robinson

Founder and CEO of Stylo Ink, John Cramer Jr., is interviewed by ABC13 on his exotic wood and acrylic pens.This television segment aired on ABC13's "Living in the Heart of Virginia", January 3rd, 2019.  …
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College Student Using Business For Positive Impact

Dec 21st 2018 Posted by John Simmons

A student at Liberty University is using his business to meet the educational and professional needs of others.John L. Cramer, Jr. is a junior at Liberty University and is also the founder and owner of Stylo Ink, a company that handcrafts pens made out of exotic woods and acrylics. Cramer founded the company in March of 2017, and in addition to uti …
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Alumni Spotlight - John Cramer Jr.

Dec 21st 2018 Posted by Dana Chrysler

John Cramer, Jr. chose to attend EvCC through the Running Start program, allowing him to graduate from both Lake Stevens High School and EvCC in June 2018. To help earn money for college, John began making and selling hand-crafted exotic wood and acrylic pens, thus beginning his Stylo Ink company. “EvCC equipped me with accounting and public speaki …
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Liberty Junior Using His Business to Benefit Students

Dec 20th 2018 Posted by John Simmons

Most college students do not have a double major or own their own business, but John Cramer Jr. does both.Cramer is from the small town of Lake Stevens, WA, and is currently in his junior year at Liberty University. He is double-majoring in Entrepreneurship and International Business and is the owner of Stylo Ink, a company he founded where he make …
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Super Kid - Lake Stevens High senior has an entrepreneurial mind

Dec 20th 2018 Posted by Caleb Hutton

LAKE STEVENS — John Cramer Jr. has a lot going on.He’s a Running Start student at Everett Community College and a senior at Lake Stevens High School. He’s a Taekwondo black belt. He’s been playing violin for 14 years.This year, Cramer, 17, launched a business, Stylo Ink, where he handcrafts pens and sells them for $40 and up to fund his way through …
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